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?

Just wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Whether you joined recently or you’ve been here from the start, I’m genuinely grateful you’re part of this community. Resolve School exists because people want to learn, grow, get better, and that’s something I don’t take lightly. I hope today and tomorrow is filled with rest, good conversations, and time with the people that matter most. Editing will always be there this weekend. Resolve will still open. The timeline can wait. Wishing you and your families a peaceful and meaningful Christmas.

I like to make reels for Instagram and shorts for YouTube. I was wondering if anyone else uses short form content or not. Here is the latest one I made from a little hiking trip. Starting your day grounded 🍂 https://youtube.com/shorts/CnpB2Z9QPHU?feature=share

If you’re tired of bringing in the same music, overlays, or graphics every time you start a new project, this quick tip is for you. Power Bins let you keep your favorite assets ready to go in every project, instantly. Once you set them up, you’ll never waste time re-importing again. 🎥 Watch the video below After you watch, drop a comment below and let me know. What’s the one thing you’d keep in your Power Bin that saves you the most time?

Happy December everyone. Hard to believe we are officially in the final month of the year already. If you are in the US, I hope you had a great holiday weekend if you happened to celebrate it, but either way it feels good to hit this last stretch of the year with some fresh energy. I have been thinking a lot about what I want to learn and build in 2026, and I would love to hear the same from you. What do you want to get better at inside Resolve next year? What skills are you chasing? What is one thing that keeps slowing you down that you want to finally understand? On my side, I am deep into building out the full 60-day program that will take someone who is brand new to Resolve and get them confidently creating professional-looking edits in two months. I am outlining lessons, recording content, and organizing the full path right now, and the plan is to launch it in January 2026. No exact date yet, but it is coming together and I am excited for it. Since you are already here in the community before launch, you will get a major discount (maybe even free 😃) on that program once it opens. I also want to take a minute and welcome all the new members who joined in November. The community is growing steadily and it has been awesome seeing more questions, posts and conversations happen. Glad you are here. @Charlotte Matthew , @Karen Castillo , @Mansi Dharmshot , @Danny Hsieh , @Sidney Nowakowski , @Tobi Bambida , @Danele Louw , @Muavia Jadoon , @Benjamin Lanin , @Mario Ramirez , @Daryl Duchatschek , @Jeffrey Toering , @Louisa Burford , @Steve DuPree , @Daniel Ribeiro , @Francisco Reina , @Imtiaz Khan , @Andrew Lachapelle , @David Rene , @Ognyan Ognyanov , @Akhil B , @Usra Mrf , @Jared Mallon , @Christian Szeliangowski , @Laura Cruz