How cool is this? Referenced Compositions in Davinci Resolve

[mavic3usa]

Especially when it comes to creating those split screen videos we often make with our drones whether it's two or more videos or the controller video embedded. You can find the details near the end of the video. Alex is a great source for DR tutorials on YT.

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[JoelP]

Especially when it comes to creating those split screen videos we often make with our drones whether it's two or more videos or the controller video embedded. You can find the details near the end of the video. Alex is a great source for DR tutorials on YT.

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Thanks for sharing this. This is very useful feature I had overlooked in DR.

 

[GrayHornet]

Thanks! One of the most useful features I have encountered. Thanks for sharing!!!!

 

[NZBob]

Indeed! This is seriously cool!
Thank you!

 

[thacherrobby638]

Especially when it comes to creating those split screen videos we often make with our drones whether it's two or more videos or the controller video embedded. You can find the details near the end of the video. Alex is a great source for DR tutorials on YT.

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By the way, if you're planning to shoot in different locations and need a flexible way to move around with your gear, check out https://trinityrental.com/ — they’ve got solid rental options that can really help with mobile setups.

Totally agree — split screen edits from drone footage always add a whole new dynamic, especially when you mix in the controller view or multiple angles. Makes the final video way more engaging. I’ve learned a ton from Alex’s tutorials too, especially on DR — super clear and straight to the point. Definitely worth watching till the end for those extra tips!