Intro to DaVinci Resolve on iPad: Edit Your First Video

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Ben Nielsen

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01 Introduction.mp4

04:22

02 Project.mp4

03:16

03 Starting a New Project.mp4

03:23

04 Adding Media.mp4

02:47

05 Cut Page Interface.mp4

05:24

06 Cutting and Trimming.mp4

05:22

07 Adjust Clip Attributes.mp4

06:26

08 Adding Music.mp4

04:06

09 Adding Titles.mp4

04:58

10 Finishing the Edit.mp4

07:21

11 Exporting.mp4

02:34

12 Next Steps.mp4

01:16

Description

DaVinci Resolve is the only professional video editor on the iPad. It is an awesome program, but it can be a little intimidating for new users. In this class we start from the very beginning, showing you how start a project and import footage all the way through to exporting your first video!

There are lots of buttons and sliders and things in DaVinci Resolve on iPad. This course will focus in on the basics that you need to know to get started. We will focus only on the cut page and only use the buttons that are essential for you to understand as you are beginning.

By the end of the course you will have completed a video with multiple video clips, titles, and music.

What you will need for this course: an iPad running iOS 16 or later, best performance will come on iPads with M1 chips or later, but you can run on older iPad pros with some restrictions, you don’t have to have a mouse and keyboard for this course, but they are helpful, I will be demonstrating with a mouse so that it is clear where I am clicking and what tool is being used.

Credit: Music is from Ben Sound

What You'll Learn?

Film & Video
Video Production
Film Editing
Ipad
Video Editing
Creative
Video Editor

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DaVinci Resolve

Ben Nielsen

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I am passionate about good design and good teaching. I believe that anyone can learn simple design principles and tools that can help them create content that is both beautiful and functional.

Background: I am a media designer and librarian. My masters degree is in instructional design with an emphasis on informal learning.

Motto: Good design is the beginning of learning.

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