Desktop Editing (Shared Modules): The Resolve Course and the Premiere Course, Republished Here Under New Lesson IDs

This is the complete DaVinci Resolve course as ContentCreator ships it: install on Mac and PC, the interface, keyboard shortcuts, import and project setup, the timeline, cutting and trimming, using B-roll for story, speed changes, a very long sound-effects lesson, audio repair, transitions, basic colour correction, log grading, text, export, and finally installing the CCT extension. It appears here with filmmaker-course lesson ids, and in the Smartphone Filmmaker track with different ones, but it is the same recording. The concepts that matter - the seven-page structure, what the free tier really costs you, locking timeline settings before you touch anything, ripple editing, judging colour on scopes rather than on your monitor, the Fairlight chain, and why the export presets are a trap - are all written up under cc-sm-08.

The Premiere module runs an intro, a shortcuts bonus, then the eight numbered parts - sifting the timeline, assembling the sequence, warp stabilisation, keyframes, colour correction, time remapping, sound design, exporting - plus a practice exercise and a run of bonuses: motion-graphics templates, presets, film mattes and lens flares, proxies, HSL secondary grading, a fifteen-minute crash course claiming to cover 80% of editing, graphic overlay templates, and an hour-long day-in-the-life walkthrough. Worth noting how directly this connects to the main course: the Day 13 editing lesson in cc-fm-09 assumes exactly this material, and the bins-and-stacked-sequences approach taught there is this module's assembly step applied to a commercial.