I’m going to recreate one of these film looks this week. Your job is simple: Vote on which one you want to see broken down. The winning look will get a full walkthrough where I: • Analyze the frame • Build the grade step by step • Explain every decision • Share the finished PowerGrade so you can test it on your own footage Poll is below.👇 Choose your fighter. 🥊 🙋 WHAT HAPPENS NEXT Here’s the timeline: This poll runs all week. On Friday, I record the full grading walkthrough for the winning look. On Saturday, I post the video + the downloadable PowerGrade inside the community. You’ll be able to open it, study it, tweak it, and reverse-engineer what I did. 🚀 NEXT WEEK: THE CHALLENGE Once the walkthrough is posted, we turn this into a challenge. You’ll recreate the same look from scratch. Not by copying my PowerGrade. Not by importing and calling it done. 👀 From scratch. You can look at mine for reference. You can inspect the nodes. But your job is to build your own version. That’s where real learning happens. By next weekend, we’ll share attempts and compare approaches. Same reference. Different brains. Different grades. VOTE BELOW ✅ Film Look 1 ✅ Film Look 2 ✅ Film Look 3 Pick the one you want to see broken down.

Curious what everyone’s in the middle of right now. What are you editing this weekend, where did you get stuck this week, or what finally clicked in a project that used to slow you down? I've been blasting through some "overdue" edits I've been pushing off this week, so I've been a bit quiet here in the community. Drop a quick update below. If you want eyes on something specific, say so.

I want to pause for a moment and check in with everyone here. There have been a lot of new faces in the last few weeks. 🙌 Most of you have already started editing in Resolve. You’ve opened projects, cut timelines, and tried things out. You’re not at zero. (It's ok if you haven't started yet either 😊) What I hear more often is something like, “I can get a video started, but then I’m not sure what to do next,” or “I feel like I’m moving, but not in a clean or confident way yet.” That middle stage can feel weird. You know more than you used to, but things still feel a little scattered. That’s a really normal place to be. You don’t need to scrap what you’re doing. You don’t need to start over. You don’t need to feel like you missed something obvious. Most progress at this stage comes from small adjustments, clearer order, and talking through the parts that feel fuzzy. The 3-Hour Edit System officially launches on February 1, and it’s designed to give people a simple process to lean on when they want more consistency from one video to the next. It's not needed, but it can help those of you who make videos regularly. Enough about that, though 😆, I’d love to open this up. Drop a comment with: • A part of your editing process that still feels unclear • A spot where you tend to slow down or second-guess • Or something you’re doing now that you’d like to tighten up No pressure to have it all figured out. Just share where you’re at.

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 ✨🥰

I have an etsy store and they allow you to upload a short 15 sec video of your product. This is the latest version I have to showcase my photography. Was wondering if you anyone had some better idea to showcase my work and encourage viewers to purchase.