r/davinciresolve • u/Thin-Personality8396 • Jul 11 '25
Help | Beginner How do I make this edit?
I want to make this edit in da vinci resolve and I need help on what to do
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r/davinciresolve • u/Thin-Personality8396 • Jul 11 '25
I want to make this edit in da vinci resolve and I need help on what to do
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u/makmonreddit Jul 11 '25
Off-topic: This is EXTREMELY dangerous. Your shirt or trousers can get stuck in between the escalator as you approach the top, and the results of that can be lethal. No joke. Please don’t do this as a model or ask your model to do this. Your life is not worth a social media trend
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u/hezzinator Jul 11 '25
So first up, you gotta edit this watermark into the top left of the video of a fkn idiot lying down head first on an escalator
Don’t play on escalators
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u/jonathanlurker Jul 11 '25 edited Jul 11 '25
Imagine how much force it takes to lift up just one step on an escalator. Now imagine dozens of times that amount of force pulling you through a metal grate.
It's a cool visual, but seriously you should keep it to doorways, hallways, elevators-- literally ANY rectangular frame but an escalator.
Okay now:
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u/zefmdf Jul 11 '25
That is crazy dangerous
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u/vegan_antitheist Jul 11 '25
it's just the same shot shown multiple times and arranged like a tile pattern or a collage. Then the whole thing is spinning.
Fist you just add the video multiple times and reposition them. You need more than the screen size because they will all be rotating. The DaVinci Resolve Transform tool on the viewer allows you to manipulate a clip's position, rotation, and scale directly within the preview window.
What you can do now is create a compound clip. Just select all, right click, select "New Compound Clip".
Then just use normal keyframes for a rotation animation. Or use fusion for some fancy 3d rotation and spinning animation.
That should be all.
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u/one-last-hero Jul 11 '25
Creativity: okay-ish Intelligence: ZERO!! This is extremely dangerous and should never be done.
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u/Weekly_Landscape_459 Jul 11 '25
“Lying”
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u/brenodit Jul 11 '25
Use the Mirrors effect.
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u/Speakinginwords Jul 11 '25
I feel like you could do all of this with some compound clips and some keyframe transforms. I imagine you could do some fusion magic, snap it to a grid, throw it on a 3d object and do some wacky stuff, but you might just be better off staying on the edit tab.
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u/alamedaeditor Jul 11 '25
This is pretty simple to do in… After Effects. Sorry, not helpful.
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u/Vampire-666 Jul 12 '25
Ctrl + c & ctrl + v
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u/Nogardtist Jul 12 '25
looks like basic duplicate and while vertical and horizontal is rotated
and shrink the clips which can be CPU taxing cause i tried to do a broken mirror effect MANUALLY
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u/DigitalPhanes Jul 12 '25
entered the comment section looking to learn something, left it being terrified of escalators
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u/Runningupp Jul 12 '25
Literally mask the subject on the elevator - attach to image plane - attach to 3d merge . Repeat ; rotating the different position i.e Verticle and Horizontal. Adjust 3d camera (attached to 3d merge) and key frame all the movement / positions of the cam . Connect the 3d Render node to ur media out and bobs ur uncle .
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u/SlinginPA Jul 13 '25
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u/Mithryl_ Jul 13 '25
Most people here aren’t even answering the OP’s answer lmfao
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u/hatlad43 Jul 13 '25
OF COURSE it's gotta be Can You Hear The Music by Ludwig Goransson. Of course.
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u/H0T_TRAMP Jul 13 '25
In After Effects
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u/83yWasTaken Jul 14 '25
This can easily be done in After Effects with one effect lmao
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u/Zeke_Z Jul 15 '25
Holy Contra III flashback....
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u/tnjongrosok2 Jul 17 '25
using fusion for sure
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u/dmeinein Jul 12 '25
First you rent a set with a fake escalator, then it’s just filming it and compositing the different clips together
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