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?

New week, fresh timeline. What are you working on in Resolve this week, or what do you want to improve next? For me, I’m continuing to make progress on the 3-Hour Edit System classroom and tightening up lessons so everything stays simple and practical. Drop a comment with what you’re focused on, or what you’re stuck on 👇. This is a good week to keep it small and actually finish something!