I also have a strong passion for extreme sports, like snowboarding, surfing, skateboarding and climbing. The art of telling someone's story through beautiful and powerful images is amazing. My main passion lays in documentary filmmaking. Right now, I work as a cinematographer based in Holland, but luckily shooting everywhere in Europe. I started shooting skateboarding videos back when I was about 14-years-old which eventually evolved into the things I do today.

My name is Sjoerd (a very common Dutch name that is quite hard to pronounce for everyone outside of our tiny country). The best thing? It's FREE! Yes, the basic version is FREE for you to download allowing you to edit timelines in HD, which is perfect if you want to practise. If you want more, head over to my other courses!ĭR17 Series, course 1: Introduction to DaVinci Resolve 17ĭR17 Series, course 2: Basic Video Editing in DaVinci Resolve 17ĭR17 Series, course 3: Introduction To The Color Page in DaVinci Resolve 17ĭR17 Series, course 4: Color Correction & Grading in DaVinci Resolve 17ĭaVinci Resolve 17 is not only the best colour grading tool out there, but also extremely stable video editing software. Im sure that after this course you will be able to treat any kind of clip that comes your way with ease. Once all that is out of the way, we'll start with basic grading techniques. But also how you can correct your footage to prep for grading. We'll talk about the different camera profiles- and which is better for grading.

Get your pen and paper ready, and let's start coloring! Note, this is not a course based on a specific grade, but rather multiple techniques that will help you understand DR17, so you can create things yourself (a lot more fun). In this course we'll dive deeper into the actual craft of correcting and grading your footage. In the last 3 courses we've focused on the layout of both the color page, as well as DR in general.

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