These courses were first released at LinkedIn Learning, but today I’m happy to announce they’ve been fully migrated to Mixing Light. Each course solves a different set of problems, depending on your stage of learning (and working) the platform.
#Lessons on how to use davinci resolve series
That’s why last year I started recording a series of 5 self-contained courses spanning different aspects of DaVinci Resolve. So is it any wonder that, in 2022, a newcomer doesn’t know where to begin when visiting this website? Resolve fully supports 4 completely different career paths. No VFX or color-managed workflows or ACES or OpenFX or two editing user interfaces or Dolby Vision or, or, or…ġ0 years ago I could teach you Resolve, in full, in a 24-hour video course (I actually did that, several times, from Resolve 8 – 12.5). Learning to use the modern version of DaVinci Resolve is an elephant-sized problem – and just as difficult to eat and digest.ĭaVinci Resolve 8, the very first version released in 2010 on the Mac, was a VERY different beast than it is today. But what if you’re just getting into this side of our industry by learning DaVinci Resolve? But there’s an assumption of a certain level of DaVinci Resolve competence. It’s also providing a way for established professionals to ‘drop the ladder’ and teach others to climb up behind them – shaving years off their learning curve. It’s targeting working professionals who need to stay on top of an ever-changing industry. The Insights Tutorial Library, the core feature of, is a continuing education platform. “I love what you’re doing, but I don’t know where to start – I’m still figuring out DaVinci Resolve.” – Potential Mixing Light members Coming Soon: 'Mixing Light All-Access' Membership LevelĪnnouncement 1 NEW: Five DaVinci Resolve courses focused on evergreen fundamentalsĪt Mixing Light we get a lot of comments along the lines of:.New Credit System for releasing Fundamentals courses (for free).
NEW: Five DaVinci Resolve courses focused on evergreen fundamentals.
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