Introduction to DaVinci Resolve for Video Editing

Overview

“As a responsible editor, you will first be backing up your camera footage; we will use the clone tool for that. Once the material is secure, we proceed to prepare our project, this hand in hand with the characteristics of the chamber material. Later I will show you the best ways to bring material, synchronize audio and video and finally, order that material within the project using smart bins , colors, folders, and labels. You will learn how to bring material to DaVinci and how to manage it to prepare for editing, as well as create a clip organization plan.”

In this video lesson Leo Fallas addresses the topic: Welcome, which is part of the Domestika online course: Course 2: Importing and Managing Material with Media Pool. Learn how to back up and organize your footage.

Partial transcription of the video

“DAVINCI RESOLVE COURSE 2 LESSON 1 Welcome Welcome to Course 2. In this lesson I will explain what we will do in the course, that has to do with the proper administration of material that we have brought into our system. The first thing an editor should do responsibly is to endorse the material, and for that DaVinci has a specific tool that works to clone and backing up materials that come from camera cards. Almost always the first step an editor has to do is to receive the camera material. After that, and the material well supported, we will set up our project and leave it ready to start br...”

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Course summary for: Course 2: Importing and Managing Material with Media Pool

• Level: Beginner
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