Quick How to: Use the Planar Tracker in Davinci Resolve with GoPro footage
I was editing an upcoming ride video and had a brilliant idea. I got it to work, so I wanted to share with you how […]
Video Editing
Tricks of the Motovlogging Trade, Voiceover Question, and words of Encouragement!
Today’s Topic: Tricks of the Motovlogging Trade. Some efficiencies, tools used, voiceovers, and some words of encouragement! Channels I mentioned in this video – go […]
Davinci Resolve 17 Green Screen made EASY // Fusion Delta Keyer Tutorial
In today’s video, I’m going to show you how I quickly & easily apply green screen techniques in Davinci Resolve 17. I’ve added chapters to […]
Vlogging in LOW LIGHT with the Hero 10 & 9 – Are these the BEST SETTINGS?
Yes, a vlog, with PLENTY of examples and tests around low light scenarios. ALSO, some Davinci Resolve Auto Color Correct usage – will it help? […]
Speed Up Your Davinci Resolve Editing! My Favorite Workflow, Keyboard, and Mouse Shortcuts
I’ve edited over 150 videos in Davinci Resolve over the last year, and picked up a TON of tips & tricks along the way. Today, […]
Speed Ramps Made Easy in Davinci Resolve 17 ! // Speed Ramping // Freeze Frames
Want to learn the best way to change your clip speed in Davinci Resolve? Look no further than this tutorial. In it, I show you […]
Fast & Easy! How to Create and Edit Multicam Videos in Davinci Resolve [DR4MV]
Continuing my Davinci Resolve for Motovloggers tutorial series, in this video I’ll walk you through, step-by-step, how to create and edit Multicam Videos in Black […]
7 Things I Wish I knew [Before Starting a YouTube Channel]
Don’t you wish you knew then what you know now? Would you still do whatever it is? My answer is YES, at least to creating […]
Track and Blur Plates & Speedometers FAST in Davinci Resolve 17
So many tutorials on YouTube these days. You name it, you can find it. While I’ve watched a number of tutorials on this, they made […]
Throttle your Render Speed to fix Audio Glitches & Artifacts [Davinci Resolve 17 How-To]
Yes, I love Davinci Resolve. I think it’s very robust [well, it does way more than I’ll ever need, that’s for sure!], fairly flexible, and […]