Before I watched this course my level of experience with Resolve was knowing how to import media. That's it. I think it's pretty great that I can follow along with Casey, even though I don't know all the basic things about Resolve, or even know what an "inspector" is, and still come out being able to animate a cartoon image and text. Pretty dang cool!

_{- Alexa}

My experience prior to the course: Minimal experience, I had used keyframing on a few occasions to make a flashing spoiler alert text on one of my videos, and used keyframes to change the opacity of an image over time. I generally knew what it was, but didn’t totally understand the concept and know any tips/tricks and didn’t know about using them in fusion. My experience after the course: I learned a lot from the course, such as only needing two keyframes if you’re just trying to do a very simple animation (like fading something into the background), how to use the keyframes track on the timeline, how to move between keyframes, how to reset keyframes, how to use “easing”, and how to use keyframes in fusion.

_{- @GeekEKitten}

This course is definitely geared toward beginners, but also its consolidated nature would be highly beneficial to people with experience coming over from after effects wanting to know how to do the things they used to. By the end of it you'll have all the tools you need to create a simple logo reveal animation to jump off and start exploring the deep end of the pond. Paired with the FZH course, students will have every fundamental they need to make a composition, sing and dance, or make the next viral dog meme.

_{- Greg}

 As a kid, my grandfather used to call me up and say, "Son, the power went out and the VCR is flashing 12s again. Stop by and fix it for me if ya will next time you're over this way." I remember thinking,"it's two buttons pop." I now understand why he didn't want to learn what two buttons it was! Later in life, it's just that way! I had a strong desire to bring the world along on our adventures and wanted it to look somewhat professional. I really don't think I could have made it happen without Casey's videos! A million thanks!!

_{- @PSBEAdventures}

Casey is clear, concise and covers all of the areas you need but with humour in places which makes his videos so easy to watch. I am already confident in less than a week by watching the complete set of Davinci Resolve videos, if that isn’t testament to his abilities, I don’t know what is!

_{- @PaulGamer3364}

Casey is the first person I go to for anything Davinci Resolve. He is funny, visual (I am a visual learner), and he gets right to the point in every video. I have learned so much from his tutorials and I send everyone I know who is using Resolve to his channel. Thanks Casey!

_{- @vincenzofrattarola6205}

I went from Windows Movie Maker Live to DaVinci Resolve and I'm very appreciative of your helpful AND easy to follow instructional videos! MEGA THANK YOU sir!!!

_{- @MyStutteringLife}

Casey is an incredible gift to editors who are visual learners like us. Coming from Premiere, the Resolve tutorials got us up an running, and more crucially showed us HOW to achieve certain editorial tasks even FASTER on Resolve compared to Premiere. Can't recommend Casey's channel enough! -Howard & Katelyn

_{- @NewstateNomads}

Even if you are 5 years baby, you’ll understand when Casey is teaching about Davinchi Resolve. It is one of most beginner friendly course out there.

_{- @tseringdrokgyal5006}

I saw DR editing as a maze of unknowns. Casey shined the light on so many solutions. He took the fear of failure away from me with his humor and ease of examples.

_{- @andywhiteing}

Casey is amazing at explaining how to use resolve , if you are someone who doesn’t understand the terminology in editing , I highly recommend Casey Faris , he will get you motivated in learning more

_{- @shooterwhatup}