
The Creative Jam is your one stop listen for all things video creation, with tips on running your own YouTube channel and doing creative things as a career. Plus: behind the scenes stories from Casey Faris and MrAlexTech. Casey hosts a YouTube channel focused on teaching creators how to make amazing things using Fusion, he also is the lead trainer at GroundControl.film which specializes in Fusion ... more
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 47 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Today we dive into what it means to work vs rest as a creative person and all of the complicated things that that involves. We also get a brief (and terrible) preview of a secret project that Alex is developing.
Today we talk about helping people learn resolve in a new community platform called Skool, as well as Alex's awesome new color grading plugin Magic Grade.
Also, we learn if a hot dog is technically a sandwich or a taco.
MAGIC GRADE:
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Hosts Casey and Alex (formerly of the Resolve Creators Podcast) return with a new name and a broader mission. In this episode, they explore the current state of creativity in a rapidly changing landscape - from the excitement of building apps and plu... more
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As a teenage YouTuber myself that uses DaVinci Resolve Studio, it’s super relatable to listen to you guys talk about YouTube and DaVinci and just other random stuff sometimes. Keep it up! My favorite podcast so far.
The latest episode is all about how Resolve is so amazing that they should start charging $50 or so per month for it and charge for the free version as well. Such fanboys! All you have to do is go on the Resolve support forum to see lots of people begging for fixes and features. FOR YEARS. Yes Resolve is the best platform right now. Yes it’s more and more issues with it every day and BMD is mostly non-responsive. So glad to have this worship out of my feed.
I listen when I’m working around the house. The banter between these two is fun, they talk about Resolve (which is inspiring), and they soft-sell their wares. Give them a try.
Best dang podcast in the land. Not a second of time wasted. In the great sentiment of Casey, you better watch this or you truly are an idiot.
- love Jake Felzien
I really enjoy all the videos these dandy gentlemen produce, but also like listening to the random Davinci Resolve and Youtubish stuff they talk about. Odd how my favorite Davinci Resolve YouTubers happen to like each other and make a podcast. Cheers to the two!
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This show centers on video creation, with a strong emphasis on DaVinci Resolve, Fusion workflows, and growing a creator career on YouTube. In recent episodes, the hosts explore creativity in the AI era, demystify gear and production techniques, and share behind-the-scenes experiences from their own channels and training ventures. A recurring theme is community and mentorship: practical how-tos for creators, candid debates about tooling accessibility, and a mindset that balances craft with efficiency. Standout aspects include informal banter between two well-informed hosts, a willingness to challenge conventions (e.g., over-reliance on flashy effects), and a steady push toward democratizing access to powerful creative tools through free or a... more
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