Overview
This 3-part workshop will introduce you to the concepts and techniques of video editing in DaVinci Resolve.
Session 1: Introduction to the interface and tools within DaVinci Resolve, and the process of importing and organizing raw media to build timelines.
Session 2: Building a rough cut, with titles, graphics, and music as a skeleton for the polished timeline. Audio editing will be touched on within the creation of the polished timeline.
Session 3: An introduction to colour grading, and exporting for delivery in a polished timeline for multiple media outlets.
Registration
Session 1: Thursday, November 14th, 6pm-9pm
Session 2: Thursday, November 21st, 6pm-9pm
Session 3: Thursday, November 28th, 6pm-9pm
Participants will need access to:
(Optional) Personal laptop with DaVinci Resolve (Download here)
Any additional materials will be sent in advance via email.
Please Note: Desktop computers will be provided for participants to use but you may bring your own laptop if you prefer. Workshop time will not permit the instructor to troubleshoot hardware or software issues on your laptop.
Instructor
Emily Morrison is an experienced film editor, having won the Kevin Kocvar Editing Award for excellence in video editing, with expertise in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, Unreal Engine, Blender, and Adobe After Effects. She holds a Master’s degree in Film Studies, with two years of teaching experience in film theory, from Carleton University, and a Diploma in Film Production from Algonquin College. With a passion for storytelling and a strong technical background, Emily excels in both live-action and animated projects, crafting narratives through editing techniques.
Workshop Pricing
This workshop is $115 for Members and $165 for Non-Members. You may bring your own laptop to receive a discounted workshop rate if you prefer (promo code: Laptop). To access our member pricing, join our membership at https://digitalartsresourcecentre.ca/joinus/.
Fees for this workshop can be waived if access to funds is a barrier to participation. For more information please email education@digitalartsresourcecentre.ca
Accessibility
All doors at DARC have accessibility buttons to press for automatic entry. DARC is located on the main floor (one story above ground) of the Arts Court building. DARC’s main entrance is located at 67 Nicholas Street which is fully wheelchair accessible. Alternate wheelchair-accessible entry is available through 2 Daly Ave at the Arts Court main entrance or the Ottawa Art Gallery. Elevator access is available from 9AM – 11PM. DARC staff are available and happy to assist with all inquiries and requests regarding physical access. We also welcome inquiry, feedback, and resources regarding accessibility and accessibility improvement by phone (613.238.7648 x. 6) or by email at access@digitalartsresourcecentre.ca.
