Make a Killer YouTube Intro Fast: Panzoid + DaVinci Resolve 20

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💬📌 I just dropped a fast, practical workflow for making an intro in Panzoid and finishing it clean in DaVinci Resolve 20. Drop 'Panzoid' in the comments if you are interested in a Panzoid Tutorial. 💬👇 Comment below!

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#### ⏱️ Chapters:
00:00:00 Introduction
00:00:42 Why Panzoid is the right choice
00:01:34 Register to panzoid.com and chose the Basic Plan
00:02:06 Practical walkthrough: finding and rendering two intros in Panzoid
00:06:33 What's free and What's not free | Ways to Avoid Copyright
00:07:29 Picking the template and making it yours
00:08:29 Saving the project vs rendering the video
00:09:12 Bringing it into DaVinci Resolve 20
00:10:14 The finishing rule

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