As a Blackmagic Design Training Center, GCU will host in-person training on DaVinci Resolve 15, a professional non-linear editing system with cutting-edge color correction capabilities and an Advanced Fairlight audio system. Once the classroom training is completed, individuals are able to take an online exam to be become certified.
Jeff Breuer, an adjunct instructor for the Digital Film program, attended a training session in Los Angeles and became a certified instructor of DaVinci Resolve 15 this summer. Breuer connected Lisa Tervo, Program Director of Digital Film at GCU, with the Director of Marketing and Training at Blackmagic. Since then, GCU has taken steps toward becoming a certified training center. Negotiations are in place that would allow Digital Film students to become certified in DaVinci Resolve 15 for free.
With GCU as a Blackmagic Design Training Center, students will have access to great resources and training opportunities. A certification in DaVinci Resolve 15 can help give students the experience and edge needed to find jobs post-graduation. Not only would this benefit students, but it would also allow the public to gain experience, get certified and further their education.
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