Hey everyone, happy Monday. Just wanted to check in and say welcome to the new members who joined recently. Glad you're here. @Sikho Qangani @Jessa Stebbins @Fernando Nogueira @David Hubbard @Parker Humpherys @Mohammed Jaafar @Ariunbileg Alirz @James Rai @Sonia Ramsey If you're new here (or even if you're not), this community is basically a place for creators who want to get better at editing, learn DaVinci Resolve, and improve the videos they're making. A lot of the value here comes from people actually sharing what they’re working on and asking questions. So if you’ve been lurking for a bit, this is a good week to jump in. A few simple things you could post: • A video you’re currently editing • A timeline or workflow question • Something you’re stuck on in Resolve • A small win from a project you finished • A clip you want feedback on Even small posts usually lead to good conversations and learning. And if you’re brand new, feel free to introduce yourself and share: • What kind of videos you make • What you're currently trying to improve Looking forward to seeing what everyone’s working on this week. 👊

Glad you’re here. This is a space for creators who want to make better videos. The goal is simple: help you build a repeatable process so your videos actually get finished and the quality of your work actually improves every time you hit export. Here is how to get started. THE CLASSROOM The Classroom is where the systems live. Since most of our workflows happen in DaVinci Resolve, start with the Resolve Foundations Library. It’s designed to be a reference, not homework. Don’t feel like you need to watch everything in order. Look for the specific workflow or technical fix you need for your current project, apply it, and keep moving. THE MONTHLY CYCLE We don’t do "content dumps" here. We run on a monthly rhythm focused on improvement: - 2 Core Trainings: One breakdown and one skill/system training. - 1 Live AMA: A monthly call to answer your specific questions. - 1 Workshop/Critique: (Premium & VIP) A session dedicated to reviewing member videos and fixing real problems. INTRODUCE YOURSELF Before you dive into the Classroom, say hi in the comments below. Let us know: 1. What kind of videos are you making? 2. What’s your current experience level with Resolve? 3. What is the one thing you want to improve most right now? Keep it simple. No perfect intros needed. Focus on progress over perfection. I'll see you in the feed.