Bonufecal is a transnational learning platform built around one subject area that most online courses handle poorly — advanced video editing. Each service listed here addresses a specific skill gap, whether you are working in DaVinci Resolve, Premiere Pro, or a mixed pipeline.
Each area targets a distinct layer of the editing process — from raw assembly to delivery. Nothing here overlaps and nothing is padded to look more substantial than it is.
Working through the node structure in DaVinci Resolve, from primary wheels to qualifiers and masks. Covers LOG footage, LUTs, and why a monitor calibration matters before any grade begins.
Syncing four or more camera angles without timecode, building a multicam sequence, and keeping audio in sync when the frame rate differs across sources.
Not a full mixing course — this covers what editors actually need: dialogue cleanup, room tone repair, background music levelling, and a loudness-normalised export for broadcast or streaming targets (−23 LUFS, −16 LUFS).
Using Essential Graphics in Premiere and Fusion in Resolve to create lower thirds, kinetic titles, and animated graphics without leaving the timeline.
Codec choices, container formats, and render settings for YouTube, Vimeo, broadcast delivery, and archival. Includes proxy workflows that save time during editing without sacrificing final output quality.
How timing between cuts affects viewer attention. Practical exercises using real documentary and short-form footage — not theory alone, but timed assembly tasks with structured feedback.
