Combining Masks in DaVinci Resolve Fusion

In this class, you will learn how to combine masks to create an unusual shape. We will combine Rectangle and Ellipse masks into a single, unusual mask, and apply it to a solid color. You will also learn how to apply these combined masks to a video clip.

After you complete the class, you will know how to use the Add and Subtract Mask Paint Modes to create a mask by joining simple shapes. Also, at the end of the class, we will do an experiment in which we will introduce another important Paint Mode, one that will allow you to create even more complex and interesting effects and animations.

I assume you are familiar with the Fusion page in DaVinci Resolve. You know what the viewers are, how to add and connect nodes, how to set node parameters in the Inspector panel, and I also assume you did some keyframing.

01 Introduction 02 Masks Review 03 How to Create the Basic Shape 04 Putting together the Basic Shape in Fusion 05 How to Punch Out a Hole 06 Punching Out a Hole in Fusion 07 Adding the Text in Fusion 08 Masking a Clip 09 Experiment 10 Keyframing the Experiment 11 Conclusion

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