Create Maps like Johnny Harris in Davinci Resolve

Hi everyone, Jeremy here from V Studio and in this video I'll show you how you can create animated [music] maps like Journey Aris inside of Denture Resolve. We'll cover how to create beautiful base map, add some supporting element to tell your [music] story and finally add some animation to make it come to life. The best part is you can download the [music] majority of the asset we'll use in this video for free with the link in the description below. This is a free sample taken from our map creator pro or system to create maps animation in Davinci Resolve. You can find more information about that on the website. All right. So now without further [music] ado, let's jump right into it. All right. So you can download the sample with the link in [music] the description below. You will get the zip file. Just double click on it to unzip it. It will give you a folder. In that folder, you'll find a couple of things. You'll have the license, the installation instruction, the GFX file, and the font to install. Please. Make sure to install all the font. Otherwise, the titles will not work because Dainci will not know what font to use. So just select all the font and then double click on that to start the installation process. Then you can go over to the GFX file and double click on it. It will prompt open that window asking you if you want to install the sample. Click install. Then once in the resolve you can find all the asset by going over to your effect library on the edit page down to titles v studio. open that [music] and then you can scroll all the way down until you find the sample section that has the map cricket pro sample. And here is some of the asset that we're going to be using today. Probably about 80% of what we're going to be doing today is going to be based on this. So I'll show you how to bring all that together to create a composition and then we'll polish it up with a couple of things