Intro to DaVinci Resolve 17: Editing
Intro to DaVinci Resolve 17: Editing
Austin School of Film is a DaVinci Resolve Certified Training Partner for in-classroom & virtual training. This certified course is perfect for both new and experienced editors who would like to learn DaVinci Resolve and all that its powerful editing platform has to offer.
A sample of the topics covered in our Intro to DaVinci Resolve 17 course include:
Organizing a New Project
Assembling a Rough Cut
Creating a Timeline
Moving Clips in the Timeline
Color-Coding Clips
Refining a Timeline
Applying Transitions and Effects
Working with Audio
Making Secondary Adjustments
Access to:
Video assets pack
Real professional feedback from a Certified Trainer (educator)
Learning-while-doing
Official E-book
Eligibility to take official end-user exam
Additional Information:
All students are eligible to take the end-user exam after this course. If passed, you will be a certified end-user for DaVinci Resolve 17.
All DaVinci Resolve courses are taught by certified instructors. Curriculum outline upon request, please email classes@austinfilmschool.org.
This course is a total of 16 hours of learning time.
This course will take place at Austin School of Film in our iMac computer lab with 24” iMac computers + M1 processor.
All materials, equipment, software, and computer provided for the duration of the class. All materials, equipment, software, and computer provided for the duration of the class.
Austin School of Film is a DaVinci Resolve Certified Training Partner for in-classroom & virtual training.
INSTRUCTOR: Cordelaine (Corey) Kline is an Austin based industry filmmaker and educator. Kline has worked as an Assistant Camera/2nd AC on 3 feature films since arrival in Austin and is what you would call a “rarity” in the industry. He is both skilled in production (DP) and post-production (editing and color correcting). In addition to his on-set expertise, Corey is a certified training instructor for DaVinci Resolve. Kline graduated from the University of Iowa Cinema Program where he produced and DP'd a feature film called Diary of a Superhero which won the Award of Excellence from Iowa Motion Picture Association.
WHO SHOULD ATTEND: Those interested in color correction and color grading. DaVinci is available for both Mac and PC, providing a cost efficient option for building out your editing suite. Learn the workflows to start editing efficiently and professionally. This class will be broken into three segments for hands-on learning.
NOTE: All in-person software training classes take place in MMAC's iMac computer lab. All software courses are taught on iMac computers. Mac experience is strongly suggested but not required. All virtual classes require the student to have access to a computer with high speed internet.
PRE-REQUISITES: None. Beginners welcome!
CERTIFICATE: Digital Video Certificate editing class.
PAYMENT PLANS: Payment plans are available to anyone for any class or workshop. We suggest 25% of the tuition price as your “down payment”. The additional balance can then be split in up to 1-4 equal payments over the course of weeks or months. All payment plans are customized, to inquire & get started on a plan, please email classes@austinfilmschool.org.
SUPPLIES: E-book & video assets are supplied for the duration of the course.
All of ASoF’s courses are certified by the Texas Education Agency (TEA) to provide Continuing Professional Education (CPE) credits.
