PRACTICE FOOTAGE INCLUDED

Alongside the video lessons, the course includes a complete media library with over 70 downloadable video clips, spread across multiple themed projects. These are the same clips used throughout the lessons, so you can follow along exactly as shown or build your own edits from scratch.

PROJECT LIBRARIES

You’ll receive three curated AI-generated project sets:

• Dune Inspired – 31 cinematic world-building shots for practising colour grading, transitions, stabilisation and dramatic storytelling.

- DOWNLOAD - 280mb

https://drive.google.com/file/d/10GA3ohAADHBYZ-E09UWZD9ewLiOrSbRS/view?usp=drive_link

• Lancia Delta Integrale – 19 dynamic automotive clips ideal for speed ramps, Frame & Fit, motion, overlays and grading practice.

- DOWNLOAD - 68mb

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-4O23tKxD1c73OT6_g18FqfSmBUjZ9DU/view?usp=drive_link

• Major Tommy – 18 character-led narrative clips perfect for pacing, markers, story editing, and title design.

- DOWNLOAD - 285mb

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1bfQ1GBrxtTaz7uWmIPuZgltigHBgQZhV/view?usp=drive_link

• Sk8terBoi Pro-Res – 4 ProRes example clips for demonstrating caching, playback behaviour and pro-grade workflows.

- DOWNLOAD - 3gb

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1n8aYsgC-Tba2mYEfadBzzKeGq1G-MDP6/view?usp=drive_link

REAL-WORLD FOOTAGE

You’ll also receive seven real-world video clips, including:

• Drone shots

• ProRes examples

• Real estate footage

• Nature B-roll

• Older archival clips

• A fire-spinner performance

• Castle and landscape aerials

These give you a realistic mix of formats, resolutions and codecs — the kind of footage editors handle in

real projects.

- DOWNLOAD - 1.75gb

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qPfB8w3MBeD9wiaE5VW2tO4UmN6h54Qg/view?usp=drive_link

REAL-WORLD FOOTAGE

You’ll also receive seven real-world video clips, including:

• Drone shots

• ProRes examples

• Real estate footage

• Nature B-roll

• Older archival clips

• A fire-spinner performance

• Castle and landscape aerials

These give you a realistic mix of formats, resolutions and codecs — the kind of footage editors handle in

real projects.

- DOWNLOAD - 1.75gb

MINI PROJECTS*

Each lesson ends with a practical mini project — something small, achievable, and directly tied to the tools

just learned. (Example: Lesson 6 gets students to build a personal lower third and construct a Subscribe

button; Lesson 7 includes baseline correction with LUTs, creative grades with adjustment clips, and colour-

transition key-framing.)

Mini Projects are included with each lesson pdf along with -

WHAT’S INSIDE EACH LESSON PDF

COURSE MATERIALS INCLUDED

Each lesson in the LumaFusion Essentials Masterclass comes with its own downloadable PDF guide. These

guides summarise the lesson, break the content into clear chapters, and give you fast access to everything

you’ve learned — including mini workflows, quick-reference shortcuts, common mistakes to avoid, mini-

projects, and a glossary of key terms. Every PDF is designed so you can quickly revisit the tools and

techniques without having to scrub through the video again.

1. OVERVIEW SECTION

Every PDF opens with a short recap of the lesson — what you’ll learn, why it matters, and how it ties into

the bigger editing workflow. (Example: Lesson 6 overview covers transitions, titles, fonts, animation, and

building a Subscribe button.)

2. CHAPTER BREAKDOWN WITH TIMESTAMPS

Each PDF lists the full set of chapters from the video, complete with timestamps so students can jump

directly to the part they need. These chapters reflect the structure of your SRTs, so nothing is missed or

skipped. (Example: Lesson 7 has 20 detailed chapters covering scopes, LUTs, adjustment clips, real

examples, importing LUTs, sharing presets, etc.)

3. MINI WORKFLOWS

Every lesson includes 3–4 practical mini workflows — small, focused tasks that help students apply a

specific technique quickly. These are perfect for practice sessions without rewatching entire lessons.

(Example: Lesson 6 includes workflows like creating a lower third, building a Subscribe button, natural

dissolve transitions, and animated title cards.)

4. QUICK-REFERENCE SHORTCUTS

These PDFs gather all shortcuts relevant to that lesson — titles, keyframes, transitions, Frame & Fit, LUTs,

scopes, blending, etc.

They’re grouped logically so students can instantly find what they need. (Example: Lesson 7 shortcuts

show how to toggle scopes, reset sliders, add adjustment clips, duplicate layers, switch panels, and more.)

5. COMMON MISTAKES (AND HOW TO AVOID THEM)

This section is gold for beginners — each lesson has tailored mistakes that relate specifically to that

lesson’s tools.

(Example: Lesson 7 warns against pushing sliders too far, stacking too many presets, overusing tint/hue,

and grading on the clip instead of using adjustment layers.)

6. MINI PROJECTS*

Each lesson ends with a practical mini project — something small, achievable, and directly tied to the tools

just learned. (Example: Lesson 6 gets students to build a personal lower third and construct a Subscribe

button; Lesson 7 includes baseline correction with LUTs, creative grades with adjustment clips, and colour-

transition key-framing.)

7. GLOSSARY

Every PDF includes a glossary defining the technical terms from the lesson in plain English.

This immediately boosts student confidence — especially beginners. (Example: Titles glossary includes

“Safe Areas,” “Easing,” “Grouping,” etc., while Lesson 7 covers gamma, waveform, hue, LUTs, vignettes,

tint, vibrance, blend modes, and more.)

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