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 want your edits to move faster, try this today. Use Ripple Delete instead of just Delete for cleanup. When you’re cutting out mistakes, pauses, or dead space, don’t slice, delete, and drag clips back together. Instead, select the clip you want gone, press delete (with Ripple Delete on). Resolve will close the gap automatically and keep everything in sync. It’s a tiny habit, but over a long edit, it saves a surprising amount of time and mental energy, especially on talking head videos. If you already use this, cool. If not, try it on your next edit and notice how much smoother the timeline feels. What’s one small thing in Resolve that helped your edits feel less slow once you discovered it?

Hi, my name is Tomasz! So nice to join this group of fellow Resolvers :) I have only started using DR about a year ago and using it as creative outlet on my "experimental" YT account ;) Looking forward to learn more and to see other's work for inspiration and motivation! 🤞🏻🤜🏼🤛🏼

This week is a weird one. Energy is low, routines are off, and that’s normal. After you answer the question below, drop a comment with one sentence: 👉 What’s the smallest next action that would make this week feel like a win? Not a big goal, just the next right step. For me, it’s finally finishing and uploading a video I’ve been sitting on after spending a lot of time with family last week. That’s it. One step, one sentence. Poll question: Which one best describes your editing headspace right now?

This week is a little different. Between Christmas, family time, travel, and everything that comes with it, most of us aren’t in full deep work mode, and that’s okay. So instead of big goals, what does a good editing week look like for you right now? For me, I’m keeping it light but still editing a video for my YouTube channel and doing some behind the scenes work on the 3-Hour Edit System I’ll be rolling out in January. I’m also intentionally creating space for family and rest this week. That balance feels like the win. Maybe for you it’s: • finishing something small • practicing one tiny thing in Resolve • organizing a project • or stepping away so you come back fresh next week Drop a sentence or two in the comments. No pressure, just checking in.