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Introduction to Color with DaVinci Resolve

Skill Level: Intermediate

Cost: $95

Duration: 4 sessions | 12 total hours

Ready to fall in love with color? This course takes you inside the world of a colorist. Learn about the power of color in video production and how to stylize your footage to create a visual tone for your video projects. 

Course Requirements:

  • Basic computer skills
  • Basic Video Editing experience with Davinci Resolve strongly recommended

IMPORTANT NOTE: All students registering for in-person classes must comply with MNN's COVID policies including wearing masks, temperature checks and physical distancing.

In-person Learning Information

  • Participants must agree to MNN's COVID-19 policy to take in-person courses
  • Course will have limited capacity 
  • Students will not share equipment during the duration of the course
  • Students must supply their own headphones

Online Learning Information

  • Mac or PC with Installed version of Blackmagic DaVinci Resolve 17
  • For the best experience, we recommend using computers with larger displays (20" or higher) or dual monitor setups.
  • Internet Connection (minimum of 2Mbs)

Cancellation Policy

  • There are no refunds for professional courses.

Upcoming Sessions

There are no upcoming sessions.

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