I'm curious, first of all, if anybody else here has seen this movie. Came out in 2001, written and directed by Richard Linklater ("Slacker, "Dazed and Confused.) It's a deeply philosophical movie about dreams and reality. What made it work was that the entire movie is presented in rotoscoped animation, with each scene animated by a different artist using custom software by Bob Sabiston. It gives the movie a surreal, dream-like vibe. (Original trailer here.) I've loved it since I first saw it back in 2001. I hadn't watched it in many years (pre pandemic, I'm pretty sure), but have been watching it again over the past few days. I still really enjoy it. I'm bringing it up here because I'm curious: Could you today do exactly this style of animation entirely in Fusion?

I had a small piece of a white tissue or something on my shirt when recording. I don't want to rerecord, but I'm having a hard time finding the best way of changing that white into the same color as my shirt. There are many tutorials on YouTube, but they don't seem to help with this specific issue. What would be the fastest way of doing this?

A node that saves me this time! 😭😭😭😭 Desperate… can’t hit the sack due to the stress 🙏

What is everyone using to organize their video files? I've been using the FREE version of Adobe bridge as it will allow me to view a thumbnail of the MP4 File. Are there any other free software options available for video organization?

Figured it out beautifully explained by Andrew in the foundations, gear icon, project framerate section! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Leaving the below post as is! Hello! I had recorded a vertical video, its to share in a Yoga Life Style Group, so just like an activity update so its not high def! The query! after successfully cropping the vertical video its become horizontal with black sides! Q> How do i save it to not loose the original vertical aspect? Since I am trying to make Resolve my go-to, one way is to use it for everything! And my own method, if i dont use something for simple daily stuff, I most likely will not end up using it for something more complicated work!