DaVinci Resolve is a powerful editing and post-production software. Should you consider switching to the free software or not? Casey Faris makes the case for DaVinci Resolve, and offers a huge time-limited discount on his course to CineD readers. It’s not the first time we’re listening to industry professionals who make the case for DaVinci because it’s such a powerful and readily available resource. According to Casey Faris, a wildly popular YouTube creator with more than 200.000 subscribers, switching over to DaVinci Resolve is the right decision for film-makers of all proficiency levels. We talked to Casey about his passion and experience with DaVinci Resolve and made a podcast, you can listen to it here: CineD · CineD Podcast – Casey Faris Interview – The Case for DaVinci Resolve What makes DaVinci Resolve special for Casey? He says that even though DaVinci is really powerful, it’s not too complex, thanks to it’s well-arranged and user friendly design. Every step of post-production is contained within a separate window. This keeps the different tasks separate, and it’s up to the user to use DaVinci as a basic editor or an advanced post-production tool for colour-grading or sound-mixing. The great thing is, that the free version already offers more than enough to complete complex projects. The paid version, which is still very affordable, adds a better hardware integration, making it possible to edit and render faster and more smoothly. Frustrated with Premiere: Adobe’s pricing and slow bug fixing Currently most people migrating...
Published By: CineD - Monday, 30 August, 2021