Mr. M.

My 10-year-old loved working on the mini-projects and is now confident exporting videos for a small gaming channel. The course covers a nice range from interface setup to Fusion effects and provided a clear, age-appropriate introduction to DaVinci Resolve.

There was a lot of good content — exporting, audio, and overlays were useful — but with only one lesson a week it was hard for my 14-year-old to retain everything between sessions. Felt like more practice time or shorter gaps would have helped.

As a parent, I liked that the course focused on DaVinci Resolve fundamentals through clear live demonstrations and short projects. The 55-minute sessions were a good length for keeping my 10-year-old focused, and the mix of editing, motion graphics, audio and color grading gave a real sense of the workflow. It's a compact two-week course, so it's intense but manageable for the 10–15 age range. Overall we found it engaging and a great introduction to video editing tools.

As a parent I appreciated the clear progression from editing basics to more creative elements like animated titles and color grading. The mini-projects helped my child apply each lesson right away and stay interested over the 8-week run.