In this module, you’ll be introduced to our community and the world of VJing.
We’ll explore the history of the profession, how the market works, and the essential gear used by VJs on a daily basis.

Now that you understand the VJ world, it’s time to dive into key video concepts.
This theoretical foundation is crucial, especially if you’re new to the audiovisual field.
You’ll also learn how to optimize your system and media files for use in Resolume.

Here begins the hands-on part. You’ll learn how to install and register Resolume, get familiar with its core interface, vocabulary, and optimal setup.
By the end, you’ll know how to send a basic video output.

Clips are the media you use inside Resolume — from videos and music to generative content.
This module covers clip properties, resizing, playback controls, and all the tricks to speed up your live performance workflow.

Advanced Output is Resolume’s most powerful feature — often overlooked by beginners.
Here, you’ll learn how to map LED panels or multiple projectors, using tools that allow you to transform and warp your image output to perfectly fit your screens.

You’ll learn how to create stunning visuals like strobes, distortions, and glitch effects inside Resolume.
We’ll also cover color theory and how to keep visual consistency.
As a final project, you’ll recreate the Stranger Things intro using only text tools inside Resolume.

Organization is key.
In this module, you’ll build a clean and structured composition adapted to different event types — whether corporate, social, or stage shows.

Essential for VJs working with music.
You’ll learn musical timing, BPM Sync, audio input techniques, and how to automate parameters to keep visuals in sync with the beat.

Shortcuts are a VJ’s best friend.
Learn how to map Resolume shortcuts to keyboards, MIDI controllers, tablets, smartphones, gamepads, and Stream Decks.

Timecode is a synchronization system used in large-scale productions.
You’ll learn what it is, how it works, and how to set it up and use it within Resolume for perfect syncing across devices.

Learn how to use NDI — a network-based video protocol — to send and receive video without needing a physical video output.

A set of lessons focused on Motion Design and how to create custom animations that enhance your Resolume performances.