Quick heads up, I just added 6 brand new videos to the Getting Started in Resolve folder inside the Foundations Library 🎉 These are for true, complete beginners, like if you have never opened Resolve before, or you opened it once and immediately closed it because everything looked overwhelming, this is for you. The new videos walk through the absolute basics, step by step, no assumptions made: - Installing Resolve and opening your first project - Understanding the interface and what you are actually looking at - What each page is for and when to use it - Setting your project frame rate correctly - Importing media into the Media Pool - Creating bins and organizing footage If you have ever felt like you were “behind” or didn’t know where to start, this is your on-ramp. Nothing fancy, nothing advanced, just the foundations you need to feel comfortable opening Resolve and moving around without stress. If that sounds like you, head to the Classroom and begin with Getting Started in Resolve. And if you know someone in the community who is brand new, feel free to tag them below 👇

I’m gathering real examples from Resolve School members so beginners can see how other creators are actually using Resolve in real life, not polished tutorials, just honest workflows. If you’re open to being featured, drop a comment and share • What type of videos you edit • Your current experience level with Resolve • One thing that still feels slow or clunky in your workflow This isn’t about being advanced or perfect. The goal is learning from real setups and real constraints. Appreciate you all 🤗

If you’ve ever opened DaVinci Resolve and immediately thought, “Well… there goes my entire day” 😅 you’re definitely not alone. A lot of beginners and busy creators get stuck in the same loop, scattered workflows, long timelines, and edits that somehow stretch across multiple days. It’s not that you’re doing anything wrong, it’s just really easy to get overwhelmed without structure. Over the last few months, I’ve been refining the exact workflow I personally use to make long-form edits feel more repeatable and manageable. This is being built very intentionally with beginners and busy creators in mind, not professional editors and not film-school style theory 🎬🚫 Instead of complex features, the focus is on simple structure and clear editing passes. When each part of the process has one job, decision fatigue drops way down and editing starts to feel calmer and faster. The goal isn’t perfection, it’s finishing with consistency and confidence 💪 This workflow I’ve been refining is becoming the foundation of what premium members will get next, and I’m really excited about how it’s coming together. If you’re curious, I’ll be sharing more as it comes together in the next few weeks. 🤗

I know a bit about this software because before it I used fusion for some vfx type of practice and I loved it seriously it's way better than adobes but now I've seen many people are Editing IRL types of videos gaming and many more styles and niches but for me this software is new so i need someone who can help me with Editing in this software I'm interested in IRL or gaming if someone has good experience with this kind of editing please help me with it because I'm still new in Editing I've edited in premiere pro before it but now I'm shifting so I'm have some problems ✨🥰

it's really way better than adobe we can do everything at same place without shifting softwares wow and i loved magic mask it's really faster than after effects i guess i will love this software and also my laptop battery is not draining + not seeing any heating problems too