Digital Intermediate (DI) is a process used in filmmaking and video production where the original camera footage is converted into a digital format for editing, color correction, and finishing. This process allows filmmakers to manipulate and enhance the visual quality of the footage with greater precision and flexibility. Here are the key aspects of the Digital Intermediate process:

Introduction and Setup

• Quick introduction to DaVinci Resolve
• Brief setup and interface overview

Basic Color Correction

• Fundamentals of color correction
• Using color wheels and scopes
• Primary correction techniques
• Quick practical demo

Advanced Techniques Overview

• Introduction to masks and windows
• Basic tracking and dynamics
• Techniques for creating looks
• Practical demo with simple examples

Project Workflow and Exporting

• Overview of a color grading workflow
• Matching shots and creating a consistent look
• Export settings and delivery formats

Q&A and Wrap-up (2:20 - 2:30)

• Addressing participants' questions
• Quick review of key points
• Resources for further learning

Key Highlights:

• Focused Learning: Emphasis on the most crucial aspects of color correction.
• Interactive Demo: Practical demonstration to illustrate techniques.
• Concise and Comprehensive: Efficient coverage of basic and advanced topics.
• Participant Engagement: Time allocated for questions and clarification.

Tools Used in Digital Intermediate:

• DaVinci Resolve