As you know, YouTube is a good source to learn any type of software. You can find countless channels that produce tutorials for video editing, graphic design, motions graphics, 3D, animation etc.

If you are into video editing, more specifically, into free video editing software like DaVinci Resolve, I am sure you are looking for best YouTube channels to start learning DaVinci Resolve today.

In this article I will list the best YouTube channels that helped me learn DaVinci Resolve for free. All of these channels I have found during my past two years, since I started learning DaVinci Resolve.

As you might already know, DaVinci Resolve comes in two versions: DaVinci Resolve (which is Free) and the Studio version (which is a paid version). I won’t enter in more details, as that is not the topic of this tutorial.

However, the YouTube channels I am going to list below provide tutorials that will help you learn any of the DaVinci Resolve versions. Also, Blackmagic Design (the company behind DaVinci Resolve), recently introduced DaVinci Resolve 17, which comes with lots of new features.

If you are completely new to DaVinci Resolve and want to start by installing DaVinci Resolve 17, check my video below:

Top DaVinci Resolve YouTube Channels to Check Out

And here we start, with the top or best YouTube Channels for DaVinci Resolve users.

1. Casey Faris

Casey Faris makes awesome DaVinci Resolve tutorials.

His videos include:

• quick tips
• editing tips
• vfx
• color grading
• audio
• motion graphics
• 3D in DaVinci Resolve
• other post production tutorials

Current number of subscribers: 146K.

He posts a tutorial almost every single day.

Most viewed video has amazing 551K views and his last video can be found in the video below:

2. Jamie Fenn

The second YouTube channel is called Jamie Fenn.

He makes different tutorials related to:

• film
• photography
• music
• different DaVinci Resolve effects
• transitions
• vfx
• 3D
• color correction and grading

Current number of subscribers: 76.8K.

He posts to his channel a few time a month, but you can say for sure that he gives a lot of work to each tutorial he makes. Has great editing skills and his tutorials are fun to watch.

Most viewed video on DaVinci Resolve has 957K, in which he shows how to do blotter media scribble effect.

Most recent video is posted a few days ago and has already reached 18K views:

3. Billy Rybka

Next in the channels list is Billy Rybka.

If you want to quickly advance the editing skills in DaVinci Resolve, then this is the right channel for you.

In this channel you can find basic, up to advanced techniques, transitions and effect. All these will help to make your video better.

His tutorials are very easy to grasp. He will help you to learn to do video editing faster and easier.

I have follower his journey and I can say that his channel is the faster growing YouTube channel on DaVinci Resolve. His videos, literally get thousand of views, just hours after they are uploaded and release.

So, definitely keep this channel on you DaVinci Resolve YouTube channel list.

Current number of subscribers: 58.8K.

His posting frequency is usually once per week.

Most popular video made 173K views, where he shows 5 super simple, easy and cool title effects.

In his most recent video he shows a very useful tip on how to never lose your current video editing work in DaVinci Resolve 17:

4. VFXstudy

If you want to learn vfx in DaVinci Resolve, then you must visit this YouTube channel: VFXstudy.

This guy, makes awesome thorough tutorials, but mostly focused around VFX related tutorials and video and also compositing.

He shows how to use DaVinci Resolve Fusion tab, but also has tutorials on how to use the standalone Fusion application made by Blackmagic.

For those who don’t know, both DaVinci Resolve and Fusion studio are products of Blackmagic Design.
Fusion Studio is a standalone application for vfx, compositing and motion graphics. Later on Blackmagic incorporated Fusion in DaVinci Resolve as well.

Most of the videos you will find in VFXstudy are pretty long, but are worth every second. Basic you will learn about many DaVinci Resolve aspects in details.

This channel helped me a lot in advancing my vfx, 3d, compositing and motion graphics skills in DaVinci Resolve.

Current number of subscribers: 11.1K.

This channel doesn’t post new videos very often, usually once a month.

Most popular video you will find in this channel has 48K views and it shows you how to make the avengers disintegration effect using particles in DaVinci Resolve & Fusion.

Last video was posted one month ago:

5. JayAreTV

This channel has many high quality post-production tools and tutorials. JayAreTV is mainly focused on topics around DaVinci Resolve and Fusion.

Here you will find different tutorials about:

• video editing
• video transitions
• motion graphics
• 3D aspects
• color correction and grading
• vfx
• Resolve plugins etc

Many of the tutorials are pretty detailed, so expect longer video tutorials, but very well explained.

Current number of subscribers: 67.8K.

You can find a new video here, once per week.

The most popular video has 211K views and it is a beginner’s guide to building motion graphics in DaVinci Resolve. The video is long around 22 minutes.

Last video was posted days ago and has 2.1K views:

Final Notes

So, there you have it.  I really hope that this article will help you advance you skills in DaVinci Resolve and in video editing in general.

I will update the above list from time to time.

But, if you think that I have left out a good YouTube channel, please let me know in the comments.

Thank you very much for visiting the website!