You’ll learn to create smooth and highly customizable credit rolls, explore more creative title animation using Fusion’s unique Follower modifier, and create motion paths that can be published and shared between any number of elements. Part II includes three lessons covering titling and 2D motion design.Finally, you’ll learn how to approach classic green/blue screen compositing that epitomizes visual effects for most people. Using the flexible vector-based Paint tool, you’ll remove objects to create hidden effects that viewers never even know are there. You’ll uncover various techniques using Fusion’s point and planar tracking tools so you can realistically integrate objects into a shot. Uses four lessons to cover the most common 2D visual effects techniques that you can use on a broad range of jobs.

This lesson is meant to get you comfortable with the interface and workflow since it touches on all the essential tools you will use throughout this guide.

A quick start guide that lets you explore the user interface by creating a simple but highly realistic sci-fi composite.

Editors will find clear workflow-driven lessons, while seasoned compositors will quickly learn Fusion’s powerful node-based interface to accomplish incredible Hollywood-caliber visual effects.Īs you step through the lessons, you’ll gain experience with Fusion’s title animation tools, particle effects, blue- and green-screen keyer, powerful planar tracking capabilities, 3D compositing environment, and more! Best of all, you’ll discover that there is no longer a need to send shots out to another application, because with DaVinci Resolve, fantastic visual effects and 3D motion design is simply a click away from editing. Learn the art of titling, motion graphics, visual effects compositing, and broadcast design in DaVinci Resolve.

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