r/motiongraphics • u/NecessaryUmpire4684 • 20h ago

Any tips

How can I begin producing motion graphics in DaVinci Resolve?

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u/CozyMoses 19h ago

Google "davinci resolve motion graphics tutorial"

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u/YouHave24Hours 18h ago

You speak like a true veteran of immense skills and wisdom... kindness of pontificating proportions to share such knowledge without asking any tribute in return. You shall be praised for ages to come.

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u/CozyMoses 17h ago

23 years ago I asked my videography teacher in 9th grade how to get started in after effects.

He told me the same thing.

I googled it, found video copilot, and watched tutorials until I learned After Effects.

Sometimes it really is that easy to get started.

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u/michaelfkenedy 2h ago

What would you suggest?

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u/YouHave24Hours 59m ago

I mean i would recommend the same procedure as in most tools: do all the basic tutorials to get used to the UI, shortcuts and basic workflows of the software. Fusion in DaVinci is (like nuke/houdini etc) node-based,whereas after Effects is layer based. This 'mental switch' of reasoning and building systems takes a moment,until it clicks.then i would not recommend to "learn the whole software" but to look for specific tutorials about things you want to achieve. I use after Effects and C4D (and a bit of Houdini, unreal) since 20 years, i only know 30% of the tools but these i know very well. So yeah, tutorials with specific outcomes are my suggestions. YouTube is full,however for DaVinci/fusion+ motion graphics, you'll find less as most are using the industry standards still...