Mastering DaVinci Resolve’s scopes can transform the way you balance exposure, colour, and skin tones. In this guide, you’ll learn how to read each scope with confidence and use them to create clean, consistent, professional-looking grades.

London’s creative industry thrives on speed and innovation. As a London video editor who works across agencies, brands, and independent film projects, mastering DaVinci Resolve’s new AI-powered features has propelled my editing quality and efficiency. Here’s my hands-on workflow with the essential DaVinci AI tools, to help my fellow editors stay ahead. Quick Reference: DaVinci Resolve AI Tools Tool Name Best Use Benefit Workflow Summary Audio Transcription Interviews, subtit

Struggling with delay or echo effects cutting off at the end of your clip in DaVinci Resolve? Here's the simple fix freelance editors and filmmakers need when working solo — no more abrupt endings, just smooth, lingering sound

DaVinci Resolve 20 introduces a game-changing feature for editors—Show Music Beats. As a freelance video editor in London, this tool has already streamlined my workflow. It automatically detects beats in your music clip and displays them on the timeline, making it easier to sync cuts, transitions, and effects. Perfect for rhythm-based editing, this update is a must-have for anyone cutting to music.

Discover how DaVinci Resolve 20’s new Chroma Warp tool is transforming colour grading for video editors. This powerful mesh-based feature gives you precise control over hue adjustments, replacing the older Colour Warper with a faster, more intuitive workflow. In this post, a London-based video editor breaks down how to use Chroma Warp step by step — perfect for anyone looking to refine their visual style and speed up post-production.