MULTICAM MASTERCLASS | How to edit with multiple camera angles in DaVinci Resolve (compilation)

How to edit in DaVinci Resolve where there were multiple cameras recording at the same time. Multicam editing in Resolve allows you to sync up multiple different cameras that were recording simultaneously. You can easily switch between the different camera angles by creating a multicam clip and timeline. This tutorial will teach you everything you need to know to get started creating and editing with multicam timelines in DaVinci Resolve.

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CHAPTERS:

00:00 Getting started with multicam editing
09:57 Changing camera angle names for an existing multicam clip
10:31 Adding another angle to an existing multicam clip
11:17 Multicam editing when a camera was starting and stopping recording
15:03 Using audio recorder files in multicam clips
17:31 Advanced multicam clip creation options
25:31 Color grading multicam edits
30:38 Advanced color grading for multicam edits

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--[[
Valid clip colors you can use:
"Orange"
"Apricot"
"Yellow"
"Lime"
"Olive"
"Green"
"Teal"
"Navy"
"Blue"
"Purple"
"Violet"
"Pink"
"Tan"
"Beige"
"Brown"
"Chocolate"
]]

-- === CONFIGURATION ===
local targetText = "Angle 2" -- Text to match in clip names
local clipColor = "Tan" -- Color to set on matching clips
-- ======================

-- Get the Resolve instance
resolve = Resolve()
pm = resolve:GetProjectManager()
project = pm:GetCurrentProject()
timeline = project:GetCurrentTimeline()

if not timeline then
print("No active timeline found.")
return
end

print("Scanning clips on timeline: " .. timeline:GetName())

-- Get the number of video tracks
local trackCount = timeline:GetTrackCount("video")

for trackIndex = 1, trackCount do
local clips = timeline:GetItemListInTrack("video", trackIndex)

for _, clip in ipairs(clips) do
local name = clip:GetName()

if name:find(targetText) then
local success = clip:SetClipColor(clipColor)
if success then
print("Set clip color to " .. clipColor .. " for: " .. name)
else
print("Failed to set clip color for: " .. name)
end
end
end
end