How I Make Motion Graphics in Fusion! - DaVinci Resolve Tutorial
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In this video I'm going to walk you through step by step of how I make motion graphics in Fusion!
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One video I think you should make is just explaining every single parameter modifier in fusion and their possible use cases. Pretty sure no one has done that one yet which is kind of surprising
This was a lot of fun to make! Thanks everyone!
I rarely say something is "the best", but this video is the best one I've seen from you. It's steps, but primarily concepts that you're stressing. And I learned a ton of new techniques and tools. More like this, please!
As always Casey, you knocked this out of the park. For a moment there as you were building out the first bars’ nodes I was like, “he’s getting a little far into the weeds”. But you honestly pulled that together nicely! Nice detail, nice touches, just nicely done.,
I would say you are the only guy working this hard for da vinci resolve audience other else it's hard to find tutorials like this and i would really request you to bring a series of fusion with depth tutorials of modifiers and all the number stuff you did cause that's something new i discovered just , really helpful and i appreciate your work, from India ❤❤
Thanks, Casey - lots of pearls in this one - super useful! 🏆
Loved how you did the: you can do it this way or this way, actually let's make this simpler. Well done.
One tutorial I've been looking for but haven't found yet is for numbers rolling over in a title
Imagine a year counter 2020-2021-2022 where the last digit rolls over slowly. Ideally in a way where It's easy to change the numbers in that effect.
The Posterize + Displace combo is epic to create a stop-motion jittery effect 🔥🔥
Casey, I thought you should know that you are one of the main people that helped me graduate from rookie to expert in Davinci Resolve. I graduated from college with a degree and knew almost nothing. Your channel among others (MrAlexTech, Patrick Stirling, William Justice) have helped so much. Thanks for that and your excellent method of teaching.
This video came out at the perfect time for me, much appreciated
You are an absolute Wizard!! Thanks!
Ooh, more like this please! This is super helpful.
Daaaamn this video was awesome!!!! So inspiring
I love the Posterize time effect. Definitely going to add that to my toolset!
Yet again another great video. Thanks for the clear, well explained content about Davinci/Fusion.
Something that im looking for lately online is a how to make a Marvel like intro. The one with video in the letters 3D style. Lot of video's to find with After effects, but almost none with davinci/fusion. Hope you can give that one a GO.
Anyway! Keep it up. Love the content your putting out
great work. Thanks!
this video is great! really easy to follow and a really cool title. since you asked at the end, i would love a tutorial on creating TV static / VHS noise. i know there’s a lot of free and paid overlays you can find online, but i’d love to learn to make my own so i can tinker with it and get the exact feel i’m looking for!
That posterize time node was really slick!
Casey you are awesome🔥🔥🔥
very nice ... thank you very much
Looking forward to more Fusion sorcery :) Cheers!
holy crap… this is incredible
Thank casey, this was awesome! Is there a chance you could do a video about a graphical representation of an historical timeline of events? Im trying to figure out still what might work best, with a line from left frame to right (and have major events as focal points), or perhaps a 3d environment and have the "camera" travel towards the future through said events. Hope that's somehow clear. Thanks alot in advance, and your videos are top notch, I've learned so much from you man!
Thank you!
Great video casey! I have a question, the stopmotion effect doing the same that the expression that you used into video? Sorry for my english jajaja greetings from venezuela 🙏🏻
You make it look so easy - that is why you are so good and I got your paid version of Magic Annimate V3. Amazing work you are doing. Fusion must be your middle name. 😃😃😃
@chrisbogart687 - Casey is definitely great, however Mr. Alex Tech is the one who created Magic Animate V3 - Casey just promoted it as a great plugin.
@@mikevanchieri my error and you are right.
Hi Casey Thank you for this effort you are making. I am coming from Aftereffect. Is there a way to make a follower modefier for texts, line by line and not for a single word?
Thank you for the video
That posterize time node is gold! Did you share it somewhere?
Great stuff Casey! One of the best ways to learn Fusion is to try to replicate AE compositions in this software.
Posterize time is in Fusion by default, by the way. It's called stop motion and it works exactly like your custom macro!
Oh hahah I'll check that out
@@CaseyFaris Still, the expression solutions open up a very large additional world beyond standard functions 🙌
Cool! Thanks!
I'm currently working on a motion graphics video for my dayjob and after like 8 years of layer based editing, it took me a while to wrap my head around fusion for that type of work but NODES make it so much more flexible!
One thing I recommend is that people go into a raster editor or a (vector editor depnding on the image source) and do the subject cut out there and export as a png with transparency instead of bogging down fusion with masks and mattes as that would be less ocmputational effort for Fusion.
Any other tips and tricks for more efficient workflows tyou would recommend?
Is doing work in a seperate timeline and then using that timeline as a media in source as smart thing to do?
is the font used in this video were prebuild if yes then why dont i have that font?? please help
Also - I would love if you made a motion graphics video about shapes and line graphics, for progression of animations, backgrounds, etc.
Awesome vid !!!! I am getting into making my own custom graphics and macros and this type of thing is really helping me understand what is possible.
Is there anywhere that explains the fine details of all the nodes? Like a tech reference manual? I tried looking at the Black magic ref manual and I cant find the anywhere which explains the details and options of the nodes.
The big ref manual does touch on all the nodes.
Great video, as always!
What's the difference between Time Stretcher and Stop Motion nodes?
Just use stop motion. I didn’t know that was a thing haha
Thank you for this Casey.You rock! I also love your screen casts. May I ask what screen record program you use? Really like the mouse circle that follows the pointer. Thank you again.
I think he uses the Glassbrick screen modifier tool.
Thank you @@shooob . What screen capture is this though? OBS?
How do you import that large speckled background ?
When I drop it in my Mediapool (or fusion grid panel) it reduces its size to 1920x1080. That leaves no room to navigate Transform3 over to the corners to vary the background :(
Must be a setting somewhere, but I can't find it :(
Thanks for any advice :)
if i recall fusion does have something like posterize, the stop motion....hell in reactor you can use time machine
how to export this in video format ?
Request: an endless loop moving along a textured road surface with animated broken lines to use as a video bakcground.
Don't you use multi-merge node?
PLEASE CREATE A VIDEO EXPLAINING USE OF ALL MODIFIERS AVAILABLE?
Taking Ae tutorials and remaking it in Fusion - that would be nice series
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Hey Casey, I opened davinci resolve and when I opened it, since I have 2 monitors, the loading screen was going a little onto the other monitor. Then it is way to big and won't fit on my main monitor. Can you help me?
Go to workspace> reset layout in resolve and see how that works.
you can use effect "Stop motion" , I think its easier
I have a request since you asked :) but not exactly motion graphics. Since you mentioned After Effects as well, I've always loved their "Colorama" effect. I would LOVE to know how that can be achieved in Fusion or DaVinci in general. Great video, by the way, I was enthralled every moment.
Ahhh yeah colorama was great!
There is "MT_Colorama" from reactor! :)
@@Dabyrd I’ll have to install that. Think I only have the one that allows you to apply music or sound to elements. Thanks!!! I’ll check that out!
Biggest issue I have with fusion is finding good content on motion graphics. Theres 60 million tutorials on transitions and effects but there's not very many in-depth tutorials that really dive into motions graphics or even great compositing for post production
I'd like to see a snow effect where the snow piles up on objects like real snow.
Why are there so many different colour pickers in DR?
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Please make ali abdal Videos motion graphics
There is the "StopMotion" node. No need for expression.
Haha wow. Yep I'm learning too!
to hard to understand. compositing much easier on after effect
Ridiculous..going too fast and not explaining why you're adding and removing color correction nodes
Great shout-out to @benmariott