Intro to VFX for Short Films in Fusion [FULL COURSE - Resolve 19]

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In this course we go over the VFX used in our latest short film: Double Crossed. This is a full course, designed to take you through the entire process of post-production VFX for the film. In the end you will have learn the techniques, tips, and tricks that you can use on your own videos to make your own visions come to life!
This is a perfect tutorial for beginners wanting to learn the basics of compositing in Fusion, and best of all you have access to the entire short film media, so you can practice every aspect of the post-production process!
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[@CaseyFaris]

Download the FREE practice media here: www.groundcontrol.film/double-crossed-media?KZbin&Intro+to+VFX

[@nobodykayaks1041]

I saw tha energy sword in the background ;)

[@ColaRolla]

wait how is this comment pinned 3 days ago? 😦

[@metternich05]

Thanks for your dedication to Fusion. Quality Fusion content on KZbin is rare, compared to AE. Please keep them coming.

[@TrevorHughes]

I started the Zero to Hero course, and the support from Groundcontrol continues to surprise me. I'm totally sure this VFX western course will be a perfect introduction, showing just how much Groundcontrol cares for filmmakers.

[@CaseyFaris]

Thanks Trevor!

[@staticvideo]

I’m hitting like before seeing anything in the video itself. Casey, the Davinci Resolve and indie-filmmaker communities owe you many beers. Massive respect for all you do!

[@ihassan1001]

My God... I'm only 10% in and you have answered a lot off my editing and vfx questions... Thank you Casey..I started of my resolve journey with only colorgrading and it started with you and now I'm learning fusion and the whole process with you...can't thank you enough!

[@Ron_Ventura]

This is your best “how to do VFX” tutorial yet. Simply brilliant! Thank you so much, Casey.

[@Third_Eye_12]

Yo Casey! Dude, you’ve been like a total legend, man! We’ve soaked up so much from your vids over the years. I mean, who doesn’t wanna dive into that Action, Sci-Fi, supernatural vibe with all those particles, explosions, and epic VFX? Videocopilot was the bomb back in the day, especially for After Effects, but now everyone’s trying to ride the Houdini wave - except, bro, it’s crazy expensive! You dropped some sick tutorials, and we were hyped thinking you’d keep it rolling. Then boom, you swerved back into motion graphics. Super rad too, don’t get me wrong, but a lot of us were stoked about Fusion being added to Resolve. For a bunch of us, it was like, “Yes! Finally, we can mess with VFX without selling our boards!” We plan our lives around these tutorials, man, they’re like fuel for our creativity. Keep killin’ it, dude. We need more of that next-level stuff! Peace out!

[@SunshineMediaEdge]

Good morning @CaseyFaris I want to say a big thank you for the incredible work you’re doing. Your tutorials on VFX and DaVinci Resolve are not only insightful but also so easy to follow. They’ve made learning these skills an enjoyable experience for me. I truly appreciate the effort and passion you put into making such high-quality content. You’re making a difference in the lives of learners like me, and I encourage you to keep it up. Thank you once again for sharing your knowledge so generously. Wishing you all the best in your journey! Warm regards, Sunshine

[@CaseyFaris]

Aww. That's awesome. Thanks for the encouragement.

[@aidadaist]

I'm sooo glad and thankful! You, Patrick, Mr. Alex & the "Davinici Dudes" do an incredible job and bring the DVR-Community miles forward. Love you, guys!

[@loveshadow335]

Having tried to watch others, I can say this is easily the best Fusion to Edit page tutorial on You Tube. Thanks for ditching any background music, and sharing your knowledge. The short cuts shown were as valuable as the work. Well done. 👏

[@MadjidEdits]

Damn a 2 hours worth of knowledge and worth a lot of money posted for free thanks casey !!

[@smepable]

Words cant Express how humble it makes me feel that so much expertise and effort is put out for free. I kneel down before you master ❤

[@Raw_id]

Hey Casey! I'm new to Da Vinci Resolve and I heard the reviews were exceptional, but watching your tutorial done in such an intuitive way, you already have my mind racing to all the possibilities this can be utilized. Thank you so much for making the time to show the power of this application.

[@loganhayes]

Honestly perfect timing for me- been watching a bunch of your videos recently for a short, and this essentially answered every question I had that I was trying to stitch together between your other videos. Thanks Casey!

[@ihassan1001]

Thanks!

[@CaseyFaris]

You bet! Thanks for the super!

[@mellowmel2012]

Thanks to your clear explanations, I am beginning to understand how to use Fusion! What a powerful tool!

[@CaseyFaris]

👍

[@kentmccracken]

Always the best Resolve guides. Been following Casey awhile now. Thank you so much for your insight, lessons, longevity, and to the point videos. Cheers.

[@Cinematictravelvideo99]

Thank You, Casey. I am learning fusion from your videos. Awesome. We need more.

[@dravani]

stayed all the way through - great content, Casey. It really is a great and thorough course - I managed to pick up a number of tips from it! Thank you.

[@lilpingo6534]

Hey man, started watching when you released video but was so overwhelmed with my own job and later editing for own business and working in fusion, just yesterday i finished one of harder animations i worked on from scratch, took me some time cause of older generation CPU but in end it works well. Anyways i finally completed course, nice to see someone use similair ways around fusion and timeline to help himself. Great video in all means, even i've took something out of it, literally for begginers and even experienced people can learn something from it. I hope it reaches alot of people who want to learn fusion, cause this is probably one of best ones out there, full support bro💪💪

[@Jossy.mp4]

This is one of the best fusion tutorial I've seen! the practicality behind every step is soo obvious and mind opening. Thank you. BTW i stayed to the end lol

[@astralalligamer]

casey faris? oh you mean the god of editing and fusion? yeah, that's one of my patron saints.

[@borbonrj]

Thanks for another very detailed explanation of how you accomplish edits. I'll probably not use a lot of these examples but in case I want to move my skills from intermediate to advanced, I know your channel will be a big asset to learning new skills

[@ShotInTheDark]

Love your style of teaching. Absolutely the best tutorials.

[@wernergeldenhuys2327]

Thank you Casey. Love your channel. I'm going to enjoy this one.

[@_vaela_]

im so grateful that u uploaded the full corse for free. thank u sooo muchhh

[@ZakFaz]

Great video, prob the best fusion vid I have seen!!!

[@thesfmer]

Da best teacher! I want to thank you because i am going to make my own films to show to my classmates.

[@lematt16]

that's a really nice footage to have! thanks a lot for that, your channel is great. keep up the amazing content.

[@aliasgaming8883]

u can hit SHIFT+4 to switch to the EDIT page and SHIFT+5 to switch to the FUSION page... it comes handy specially when your navigation icon isn't turned on..

[@learning_with_rj]

Thank you Casey for such great education content!

[@HershelPeppers]

Casey, you're a good teacher. Good method.

[@silversurfertech7922]

Fair play Casey, this is brilliant. Thank you 👏 👏

[@ArthurAllen0915]

You Are The Man!!! Thank You For Doing This, I Am Not Very Good At This, But This Tutorial Helps Me Very Much!!! Thanks Again!!!

[@techknowbabble]

Bravo, Well done short film!!!

[@haroldmorganTulsa]

Best ever! You're gonna get me hooked.

[@scottzorro]

great film - really made me laugh - thanks for putting this out its super helpful to us fusion novices! (certainly watched until the end)

[@dhamonnn]

Ya lo vi hasta el final, el mejor video de youtube ,gracias

[@KarimBenabd]

2 hours... 🤯. Thanks!!

[@Subverttech4]

switching from adobe to resolve, I needed this! thank you.

[@paulcantshutup]

You know, I treated myself to an M4 Pro MacBook and I have been wondering what to really use it for. I think I just found a purpose. Thank you. This is quite generous!

[@SolarisAmbient]

You are the best teacher of this software!!! (+1)

[@Ukat09]

wow! that was iintense and great. Thank you ... ALL THE WAY TO THE END!!!💪👏👊👌😇🥰😁

[@Just_Some_Atoms]

Stayed to the end! We like you too.

[@AmrutMaisuria_RPI]

awesome and heartily thanks for all episodes

[@conflix2775]

As a cross-eyed cowboy myself, I am deeply offended! I demand a re-shoot of this video. You missed capturing my good side... both of them!

[@KarimBenabd]

🤣

[@annaf-lb1th]

😂

[@harryleblanc4939]

Another great tutorial. You da bomb!

[@DestinyERI]

This was awesome thanks Casey!

[@Multi_ToBi]

Cool tutorial! Thank you for your hard work..!

[@MrDCinnovation]

Fantastic film first , and you are awesome as always 👍 thankyou

[@HussinKhan]

Thank you for the elaborate tutorial, much appreciated 😊

[@ColaRolla]

i love you casey

[@Wasp400]

This video again is fantastic, many thanks

[@moshigan38]

Thanks a lot for your hard work to teach us!!

[@briantierney6992]

Love this. Thank you so much 🙏

[@justnerick]

2 hour vid start to finish. my attention span might not be dead after all

[@makiskoufos9159]

Great lesson Casey

[@thisismatre]

Amazing! Well done :)

[@razattack1337]

I love you Casey Faris

[@vraeno]

Great tutorial, Thanks.

[@harisheditography8455]

Thank you brother

[@skapeedits]

thank you very much for putting this out for free

[@ajekigbevictor5516]

Thank you, Casey

[@88b23]

This is sweet!

[@NethmiStudio]

thank you very much. i really appreciate it

[@shawonmahfuj8909]

Just what I am looking for.

[@HikingWithCooper]

This is great, Casey. Thanks! Spoiler Alert: Double Crossed LOL.

[@GrillChillDavis]

Thank you as always!!

[@NINETY-97-SEVEN]

Man Thank you for this video Casey!!! I just started the video but I already know this is going to be insanely good! Also how did you record the Audio of the short? it sounds very good! Appreciate the hard work and keep it up!

[@alexseleniar]

Casey: "These VFX elements are usually shot on black" FX Artists: 😵😵

[@The_Dapper_Millennial]

Just in time.

[@shubham_kumar986]

Thank you ❤😊

[@unogoho]

Thanks

[@ronaldalanis4905]

Yes

[@Roadman3D]

Wow! Thank you! A 2hour course for free??

[@kstalk09]

This is f^^ing AWESOME DUDE!! TY TY!

[@MJ12GRAVITON]

Thanks mate.

[@R1dl3yD4v1d]

Man - I love you hahahaha

[@URASMR7]

Привет всем я хочу сказать спасибо этому человеку за то что он лучший

[@kevinhamariputra6339]

thanks a lot

[@ivanz1881]

Great Video! Can you guys do something like this in an Earth and Space setting? \m/

[@NanoTechnicianHQ]

I was watching for 5 minutes and I was halfway though.

[@richmanfilms]

Ha Ha... the first time I had to composite a dust/smoke element in a feature, I made it semi-transparent just like your smoke. Then Scott Stokdyk the vfx sup on the film, Spider-man 3, said it needed to be much more opaque and darker. I say make it more opaque and darker. lolol

[@haroldmorganTulsa]

There are so many AE tutorials. I wish someone would have a series on how to convert AE tutorials to Fusion.

[@Olivierhero]

Thanks man!

[@Shwzz04]

thankyou sm

[@RTSWatson]

Hi, quick one, could you have used the "Object Removal" for the Van? Yip made it to the end. Big take away for me, Opening the "Clips" to navigate between fusion clips - Learn something new every time - Thanks

[@dhamonnn]

Great video, the best on KZbin, but I have a question, what should I do if a VFX video is shorter than the main shot, and it ends earlier, how do I make it last the same time as the main shot?

[@wealprod]

Super Merci

[@leonardoaubert]

Cool 😎

[@MohothKazi]

❤🎉Great ❤🎉

[@OmarMohamed-j3h]

can i know how much time did it take u to make this but in the movie version not the youtube version

[@ADR69]

i audibly laughed when they lifted their gaze LUL also, what tablet do you use to edit with? TY

[@studiorosenforsintl.3434]

The link at ActionVFX - "claim assets" doesn't work? Thnx Casey, great course.

[@GreystormandMayhem-z1t]

It's really good, but there are some details about tracking forward and backwards, and what that means, that is missing.

[@GreystormandMayhem-z1t]

oh... because i lost all the effects, and you don't adress is, so I fixed by more trakcking, but then you fix it right after with keyframe and blend. Could be cool with a heads up and also a it more detail. Otherwise, great.

[@KarelZweefvlieger]

Amazing what is possible

[@xahilej4952]

what does the time speed node do for our paint node? Could we do it without it?

[@EricLefebvrePhotography]

For paint outs like at around 01:15:00 ish I normally preffer to export out a still and do that in a raster editor like Affinity Photo or Krita. What are your toughts on that?

[@sleepsoundly4728]

This is great, but you could also explain for example what color space to put the other media in, for example images, that is not as simple as srgb because it looks weird

[@CaseyFaris]

By default, with these settings It'd bring things in as rec.709. Which should work fine for most assets and images. It does look a little weird sometimes, but you can color correct it. You can also change the input tone mapping in the color management to something you like. It takes some time to play around and get it how you like.

[@sleepsoundly4728]

@@CaseyFaris Thanks, i realized something now, in imput color space, for some reason the default in my project was set to "Same as timeline" instead of "Project - Rec 709 (Scene)" that's why the images i tried to use looked totally off, now it looks like it should.

[@이민수-m6n]

I want to select specific clips among the many clips scattered in the time line. How do I select specific clips?