And this is where the fun happens.

We are now in resolve and we're able to see that everybody is in Resolve with us.

And now if I start creating different folders, everybody can go through these different folders and we'll see their icons moving around.

These icons on the left-hand side and people going in and out of different bins.

If I go into just the shooter, I can see all of my meetings in here.

Should be pretty straightforward from this point on, you should be able to interact with Resolve just like you would any other.

And Ellie, it's just going to be a lot more fluid from my experience.

So you can create a new timelines drop in your footage as people are in and out of the project.

You'll see them on the left-hand side and then you'll also see them in the bin, sometimes working on different things.

You can log cabin from someone and then you're in a sequence.

First, you have locked that sequence to just you, so you have a red timeline indicator ahead.

Anybody else that comes in in that timeline after you has a great plan that just indicates that they're not able to make any modifications to the timeline once you're in it.

So if you have, for example, a producer that you're working with and you're making edits and they want to see the work that you've done, there should be a refresh icon on everybody's timeline showing that my timeline has just made a change.

They right click in the bin and refresh bins.

It'll refresh any changes that I've made on my timeline to their timeline.

So that way, if you're working with a producer, you can make a change on the fly.

Say, Hey, can you check that for me? I need to see if that's working for you.

They'll check it and I'll say yes or no.

And it's a it's a pretty simple workflow from that point on.