
Explore why DaVinci Resolve stands out as a free, feature-rich all-in-one editing suite. Edit, color grade, and apply effects across tabs without switching software.
Download the free DaVinci Resolve 18 for Windows, register and download, extract the installer, install with default settings, and launch to start your first project.
Create your first project in DaVinci Resolve 18 by naming a new project, explore the user interface, and learn how to check for updates to stay on the latest version.
Navigate the DaVinci Resolve user interface by importing footage in the media tab, editing in editor or cuts, and using color tab, wheels, fusion effects, fairlight audio, and delivery tab.
Learn how to import footage into DaVinci Resolve using the media tab, including drag from folders or media storage, frame rate, preview, delete, undo, and organize by view and name.
discover how the cut tab handles clips, timelines, and quick edits with smart insert, multi-track placement, and transitions. the instructor notes that professionals prefer the edit tab for professional results.
Master the edit tab in the DaVinci Resolve timeline, working with the media and preview areas, inserting clips with smart insert and the blade tool, control B.
Explore the edit tab in DaVinci Resolve to apply video transitions, including cross dissolve and brightness flash, and use open effects, the mixer, and inspector for refined edits.
Explore the fusion tab in DaVinci Resolve and learn how to use the transform tool between media in and media out to adjust aspect, size, alpha, and background.
Explore the color tab in DaVinci Resolve for color grading and correction with nodes, color wheels, and RGB scopes, including alpha output setup and before and after previews.
Master the inspector tool to edit video and audio on the timeline, adjust transforms and cropping, and animate with diamonds for dynamic titles, transitions, and effects.
Master essential DaVinci Resolve shortcuts to speed editing: cut with Ctrl+B, use the blade, delete and merge clips, lock or link tracks, and create timelines.
Beginner project in DaVinci Resolve 18 guides you to import media, edit to the beat with jump cuts, use proxy playback, adjust speed, stabilize, and render via Fairlight.
Explore the first project in DaVinci Resolve 18 and understand the result for beginners to advanced learners.
Explore the DaVinci Resolve Fairlight tab to import media, adjust track views, and normalize audio levels. Learn to balance speech with background music using compression and dynamic controls.
Navigate the delivery tab in DaVinci Resolve to configure render settings, monitor progress, and use export options like YouTube auto export, chapters, exporting the timeline, or project archive.
Create a detailed editing roadmap by outlining the script into segments, marking a-roll and b-roll, and planning stock footage and music to guide the edit.
Explore editing styles in DaVinci Resolve, comparing cutting-first-with-effects to editing each clip in sequence, applying titles, animations, and grading, and using blade tools and compound clips for efficiency.
Keep your editing cohesive by using few effects, sticking to one visual style, and aligning transitions, titles, and color grading with the music and action.
Think like an editor in color grading: start with color correcting, then make small incremental adjustments to highlights and shadows, avoiding heavy effects.
Master color correction in DaVinci Resolve by using scopes, adjusting shadows, highlights, and color wheels to balance blacks and whites, calibrate saturation, and achieve a natural look.
Remove green screen in DaVinci Resolve 18 by using the color tab, qualifier, and alpha output, then refine with inverse, saturation, luminance, and crop to avoid black frames.
Learn to color grade in DaVinci Resolve using the curves tool, calibrate blacks and whites, adjust midtones and highlights, and control saturation and hue for natural, vibrant color.
Master color grading in DaVinci Resolve 18 using the spider-web color wheel to adjust hue and saturation, lock and move points, and refine tones with qualifiers.
Learn to use color nodes in davinci resolve 18 to color correct and calibrate footage, adjusting hue, saturation, luminance, and qualifiers across multiple nodes for precise results.
Master isolating scene elements with windows in DaVinci Resolve 18 to color grade the sky without affecting the plane, using keyframes, gradients, and soft edges for precise edits.
Track and stabilize objects in the color tab of DaVinci Resolve using the classic stabilizer and point tracker, then add text and convert to a compound clip.
Create a travel log edit as your second project in DaVinci Resolve, importing new media, generating proxy media, and arranging clips with music, drone footage, and jump cuts.
Edit a multi-segment DaVinci Resolve project by arranging clips, adding cuts and transitions, applying color grading and compound clips, and exporting, with an introduction to Fusion.
Explore the second project result in DaVinci Resolve, capturing the momentum and excitement implied by 'money, money, money' in the caption.
Explore the fusion tab in DaVinci Resolve, using media in and media out, merge and transform nodes, hue and blur effects, 3D text, and the inspector to compose layered visuals.
Explore fusion workflows in DaVinci Resolve by merging foreground and background, keying greens, applying color correction, and improving playback with proxy media for smoother edits.
Master tracking in DaVinci Fusion using the tracker tool, place the point on the subject, track forward, and attach text with match movement foreground over background while applying effects.
learn to create and animate 3D text and shapes in fusion within DaVinci Resolve 18, building a 20-second composition with depth, reflections, and color.
Learn practical DaVinci Resolve Fusion techniques for cloning and masking with the paint and clone tools, replacing text, tracking movement, and adding blur to composite objects.
Master the scribble effect in DaVinci Resolve by drawing frame by frame on a background, adjusting glow and color, and refining lines to animate a music video.
Review the third project result in DaVinci Resolve 18, highlighting practical outcomes and techniques for learners progressing from beginner to advanced.
Learn DaVinci Resolve 18 from the very basics up to the advanced features!
Why take my course?
My course covers everything you need to learn (from the basics to the advanced stuff). In 9 hours, I'll teach you all you need to know in DaVinci Resolve, and you're also going to finish 3 different projects.
You need 0 prior experience! I'll teach you everything from 0 to Advanced!
The reviews say it
Take a look at the reviews and the structure of the course. People are very happy with the value they get from this course.
I teach you the most things I've learned in over 3 years of editing in DaVinci Resolve, so I'm saving you 3 years!
I show you some of the tips and tricks I've learned while working with big productions as a video-editor freelancer.
I teach you how you can think like a video editor.
You can always refund the course!
Are you looking forward to learning video editing, or you might want to transit to DaVinci Resolve, but the software seems intimidating at first? No problem, I'll start this course by teaching you the very basics! Here's what I'll teach you:
What are you going to learn in my course?
Understand the UI of the software
How to work in the Media Tab
How to work in the Cut Tab
How to work in the Edit Tab
How to work with the Fusion Tab
How to work with the Color Tab
How to work with the Deliver Tab
How to add basic effects
How to work with titles and text
How to edit your footage (inspector tool)
How to add vfx to your footage
How to add sfx to your footage
How to add transitions
How to edit the effects added
How to work with the nodes in the fusion tab
How to color correct
How to color grade
How to mask
How to edit green screen videos
How to fix up bad footage
How to work with HUE
How to work with "windows" within the Color Tab
How to Deliver your project
How to create a roadmap before starting editing
How to edit your video (know the styles of editing)
How to arrange your footage before editing
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Why learn DaVinci Resolve?
DaVinci Resolve is used for editing cinematic videos, from feature movies to YouTube vlogs. It's easy to use for personal projects, but it also offers you a lot of professional tools for bigger projects such as commercials or movies. DaVinci gives you all of the tools you'll ever need within ONE single software! You don't need to change between software when editing in DaVinci, inside the program, you have Tabs for anything you want! You've got the "Media Tab", "Cut Tab", "Edit Tab", "Fusion Tab", "Color Tab", "Fairlight Tab" and the "Deliver Tab"!
Also, DaVinci Resolve is totally free! There is a premium feature, but you won't lose that much by using the free version!
What are you waiting for? Start watching the course so you can start editing your first video as soon as possible!