DaVinci Resolve Fundamentals

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Patrick Inhofer

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[1] Introduction

[1] Learning DaVinci Resolve.mp4

02:38

[2] Understanding the exercise files.mp4

03:35

[3] Restoring the DaVinci Resolve archive.mp4

02:13

[4] Restoring DaVinci Resolve projects.mp4

04:57

[2] 1. DaVinci Resolve Setup Essentials

[1] Common interface elements.mp4

06:36

[2] The grand tour of DaVinci Resolve Part 1.mp4

07:17

[3] The grand tour of DaVinci Resolve Part 2.mp4

05:28

[4] DaVinci Resolve vs. DaVinci Resolve Studio.mp4

07:20

[5] Can your computer run DaVinci Resolve.mp4

03:31

[6] Essential system and user preferences.mp4

05:33

[7] Essential project preferences.mp4

03:59

[8] Creating your first project.mp4

06:11

[3] 2. Organizing Media on the Media and Cut Pages

[1] Importing footage.mp4

04:30

[2] Organizing your media into bins.mp4

04:29

[3] Viewing and managing bins.mp4

05:36

[4] Transport controls and marking clips.mp4

04:56

[5] Tagging clips by color and clip markers.mp4

03:50

[6] Creating smart bins.mp4

03:43

[7] Metadata management on the Media page.mp4

02:56

[8] Using face detection in Resolve Studio.mp4

06:22

[9] Modifying source clip audio settings.mp4

07:09

[4] 3. Assembling Your Story on the Cut Page

[1] Navigating the Cut page.mp4

03:49

[2] Creating, organizing, modifying timeline settings.mp4

06:18

[3] Editing 101.mp4

09:46

[4] Challenge Building a rough cut on the Cut page.mp4

10:34

[5] Solution Building a rough cut on the Cut page.mp4

06:22

[6] Fine-tuning edit points and adding B-roll.mp4

11:47

[7] Trimming audio.mp4

06:37

[8] Onscreen controls for transforms and dynamic zoom.mp4

07:48

[9] Adding transitions and graphics.mp4

04:47

[10] Working with music.mp4

10:49

[5] 4. Refining Your Story on the Edit Page

[1] Navigating Resolves Edit page.mp4

06:04

[2] Organizing audio and video track layouts.mp4

09:00

[3] Track targeting with the auto track selector.mp4

07:33

[4] Understanding the Inspector.mp4

06:31

[5] Adding effects on the Edit page.mp4

06:55

[6] Animating audio and video using keyframes.mp4

10:03

[6] 5. Color Page Tips

[1] Understanding and navigating the Color page.mp4

12:19

[2] Three-way color wheels.mp4

07:32

[3] Custom curves.mp4

07:14

[4] Using scopes to evaluate exposure.mp4

07:33

[5] Using scopes to evaluate colorfulness.mp4

06:17

[6] Color grading with scopes.mp4

08:08

[7] Automatic color grading tools.mp4

08:48

[8] Serial nodes Part 1.mp4

09:03

[9] Serial nodes Part 2.mp4

04:49

[10] Using the Gallery.mp4

05:21

[11] Copying color corrections.mp4

03:37

[12] Exploring Resolves built-in looks.mp4

03:54

[13] Targeting fixes Hue vs. saturation vs. curves.mp4

09:58

[14] Power windows 101 Isolating corrections.mp4

11:48

[15] Tracking power windows.mp4

11:33

[16] A note about LUTs (look-up tables).mp4

06:20

[7] 6. Mixing 101 on the Fairlight Page

[1] Navigating the Fairlight page.mp4

06:05

[2] Challenge Splitting audio tracks for mixing.mp4

04:28

[3] Setting clip-level audio levels.mp4

06:35

[4] Setting track-level audio levels.mp4

06:42

[8] 7. Rendering and Delivering on the Deliver Page

[1] Navigating the Deliver page.mp4

05:53

[2] Rendering to online streaming platforms and data burn-in.mp4

06:30

[3] Rendering overview for FCP, Premiere Pro, Avid, Pro Tools.mp4

02:36

[4] Managing the Render Queue.mp4

04:34

[5] Presets and individual-clip vs. single-clip exports.mp4

04:34

[6] Tip Digital Cinema Package (DCP) export and playback.mp4

05:46

[9] Conclusion

[1] Additional DaVinci Resolve resources.mp4

03:33

[2] Thank you and goodbye.mp4

01:03

Description

Are you new to DaVinci Resolve? Are you intrigued by the power of this digital video media creation tool? Do you find the power of this tool intimidating or confusing? Then this title is for you. Join instructor and professional colorist Patrick Inhofer in this course designed to get you up to speed in as little time as possible. This course includes a 60-second commercial for you to work with so you can get comfortable with the layout and workflow as you follow along. Patrick starts with the process of importing your media, using both manual and automated tools, before showing how to start building a rough cut in Resolve. He then explains how to refine your rough cut using trim tools and adding titles and transitions, details the important aspects of color correction, and shows how to organize and mix sound clips. Patrick finishes the course covering the export process, showing how to use preset templates as well as how to create your own reusable custom templates.

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Patrick Inhofer

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I am a professional, accomplished Film and Video colorist (with a pedigree in editing and finishing) with 30+ years professional experience delivering high-quality programming for Broadcast, Commercial, Corporate and Indie clients, requiring minimal supervision. For 10+ years I've also developed a concurrent career teaching others how to digitally color correct moving images and been active in developing community resources for professional and aspiring colorists. What is digital color correction? Professional colorists enhance images (fix problems and control the viewer's eye) while reinforcing the underlying narrative of the story being told (and yes, even Corporate videos tell stories that will benefit from color correction). If you want to be amazed at how much your images can be improved by the deft touch of a professional colorist, contact me—or, if you want to do my job, take one of my training courses. Sub-specialty: Color Correction for long-form (Documentary and Indie) filmmakers

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