Intro to Animation using Fusion in Davinci Resolve! (4 sessions)

Welcome to Intro to Animation using Fusion in Davinci Resolve!

This course has 4 sessions.

Tuesdays, May 20, May 27, June 3 and June 10; from 5pm to 8pm

Fusion in DaVinci Resolve is a comprehensive toolset for creating cinematic visual effects and motion graphics, featuring hundreds of 2D and 3D tools. It is a powerful node-based compositing tool for visual effects, motion graphics, and animations within DaVinci Resolve. (This is not the stand-alone Fusion Studio software course.)

Join us in person at Carman Hall, on the campus of Lehman College in The Bronx, NY, for an exciting workshop on animation. This hands-on event will teach you how to bring your ideas to life through animation.

250 Bedford Park West
Lehman College, Carman Hall (basement)
Bronx, NY

Don't miss out on this opportunity to dive into the world of animation with BronxNet.

Instructor Bio

Fermín Suárez (SAG/AFTRA), is an actor, director, videographer, editor, and animator.

Fermín came to New York after an intensive acting career in his native Dominican Republic. His USA credits as a theatrical actor include important companies like Spanish Repertory Theatre (NYC), Thalia Spanish Theatre (NYC), Teatro Circulo (NYC), Lathea Theatre (NYC), Quantum Theatre (Pittsburg), among others. He has participated in critical theatrical festivals, like: “The Spanish Golden Century Festival” (El Paso, Texas) and “Encuentro, Tres Continentes” (Canary Islands, Spain). He has received several nominations and awards like ACE, HOLA, ATI, and others.

He has appeared in TV shows like “America’s Most Wanted” on FOX (USA), the TV series “El Don” at Telemicro (DR), and others. He has done several Spanish dubbings for HBO, MTV, AUDIO GROUPS INC, and DIGIVIEW. Fermin is a co-founder of Canal America (1014 Optimum), the first and only HD Dominican TV channel in the USA. He also created two TV shows for the network: Fermin Suarez Lab, a video production tutorials weekly TV program, and La Chercha Con Fermin, a one-person comedy sketch show in which he played five characters. Fermin was the camera director in all life programs for the former TV network La Familia Cosmovision, which broadcasted nationally in the USA and Puerto Rico.

He also produced and hosted a weekly TV show for this network called Caras De Una Ciudad, a variety show with professional and street artists in NYC, plus documentaries about the city. Fermin has worked as a videographer, editor, and animator on many projects, including music videos, sports, live events, TV commercials, infomercials, etc. Los Cuentos, written, produced, and directed by Fermin, is a cinematic view of Dominican literature, two short films based on two short stories by Juan Bosch.

For these last nine years, Fermin has been the instructor for the field video production class for Bronxnet at the Lehman College facilities. Teaching more than 300 students the video production process, the proper use of a broadcast video camera, and how to edit their projects using Final Cut. If you want to know more about Fermin, you can visit ferminsuarez.com