Hey there, creative gang! This week Fusion keyboard shortcuts, AI tools that actually look useful, Mocha’s roto magic, free color grading tools, and I’m diving deep into Fusion’s API. Level up your post-production workflow this week.

Fusion Keyboard Shortcuts: My Personal Treasure Trove

I’ve been deep in the Fusion trenches, building the ultimate keyboard shortcut list – and let me tell you, I’ve uncovered some real gems! After compiling over 100 shortcuts, I found a few that even surprised me. Tricks like easily changing keyframe order and reversing keyframes are total game-changers.

Trust me, these shortcuts are going to save you serious time. Check out the full list and thank me later.

Framezy: An Actually Useful AI Tool for Editors

We’ve all seen AI tools that sound cool but don’t really solve real problems. Framezy caught my eye because it’s different. Instead of generating fake images, it helps you find specific moments in your footage – fast. Need to locate that one scene with a specific actor or a particular piece of dialogue? Just describe what you’re looking for, and the tool finds it.

This isn’t about creating magic. It’s about saving time and cutting through the endless scrubbing and searching that eats up our editing hours.

Mocha’s AI Roto Magic: A Game-Changer for 2025

Mocha update just dropped some serious AI-powered updates that’ll make rotoscoping feel like magic. Their new Object Brush and Matte Assist tools are about to simplify your masking workflow big time. One-click transforms, improved 3D camera solving, and a streamlined export process? Yes, please!

Freebie Alert: Color Grading Toolkit

Attention color graders! PixelToolsPost.com just released a free color grading toolkit for DaVinci Resolve. We’re talking a DCTL plugin and PowerGrades that replicate Fuji and Kodak print stocks. Word on the street is this might be a limited-time offer.

My advice? Grab it while you can. Free professional-grade tools don’t come around every day!

Fusion API Deep Dive: My Comprehensive Resource Project

I’m building something special for all you tool creators out there. After my latest project Motion Typeface I figured it would be a good time to make a resource like this. It’s going to be massive and I mean MASSIVE. I’m pulling together every single piece of knowledge I’ve gathered from creating my own tools over the years.

This isn’t just another tutorial. It’s going to be the ultimate, comprehensive resource to building tools in Fusion and DaVinci Resolve. Think of it as the resource I wish I had when I first started creating custom tools.

Keep creating, stay curious, and never stop pushing your creative boundaries!

Stay creative,
Justin R.