The A-Roll Helper

£89.99

Every A-roll edit starts with the same forty minutes of admin before you get to the part you actually enjoy.

One window inside Resolve. Four steps, in the order you already work.

1. Remove silences‍ ‍

Ripple-deletes dead air. Snappy, Balanced, or Relaxed. Or run "Just mark them" first to preview with red markers, nothing touched.

2. Colour your clips

‍Pulls straight from Resolve's LUT folder. One click applies it to the whole timeline. Titles and generators get skipped.

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3. Clean up

‍ No automation on purpose. This is your pause to delete bad takes. Live clip count, press Continue when done.

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4. Reframe

Punch-in zoom to keep it moving. Standard, Triple Step, Punch or Wave. Dry run available under Advanced.

Cmd+Z undoes all of it. Every step is just what you'd do by hand, so if you don't like it, undo and try again.

Works on part of a timeline too. Set In/Out points and tick "Only between In & Out." Each step remembers its own setting.

The honest bit

macOS only. Needs Python 3 and ffmpeg (installer checks and tells you what's missing).

One setup step to get right: Step 1 uses Resolve's own "Add Edit" shortcut (default Cmd+B). If yours differs, tell the plugin or nothing gets cut. Takes fifteen seconds, it's the first thing in the guide.

Not one-click. But once it's set, it just works.

What you need

  • macOS + DaVinci Resolve 18.5+ (Studio or free)

  • Python 3 and ffmpeg

  • ~2 minutes to install

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What you get

  • The A-Roll Helper v0.3.1 + installer

  • START HERE guide

  • Single-user licence, all your machines

  • Free updates for life

  • Preview mode to try before you touch a real timeline

‍ ‍

Questions: mckc.video@gmail.com

Every A-roll edit starts with the same forty minutes of admin before you get to the part you actually enjoy.

One window inside Resolve. Four steps, in the order you already work.

1. Remove silences‍ ‍

Ripple-deletes dead air. Snappy, Balanced, or Relaxed. Or run "Just mark them" first to preview with red markers, nothing touched.

2. Colour your clips

‍Pulls straight from Resolve's LUT folder. One click applies it to the whole timeline. Titles and generators get skipped.

‍ ‍

3. Clean up

‍ No automation on purpose. This is your pause to delete bad takes. Live clip count, press Continue when done.

‍ ‍

4. Reframe

Punch-in zoom to keep it moving. Standard, Triple Step, Punch or Wave. Dry run available under Advanced.

Cmd+Z undoes all of it. Every step is just what you'd do by hand, so if you don't like it, undo and try again.

Works on part of a timeline too. Set In/Out points and tick "Only between In & Out." Each step remembers its own setting.

The honest bit

macOS only. Needs Python 3 and ffmpeg (installer checks and tells you what's missing).

One setup step to get right: Step 1 uses Resolve's own "Add Edit" shortcut (default Cmd+B). If yours differs, tell the plugin or nothing gets cut. Takes fifteen seconds, it's the first thing in the guide.

Not one-click. But once it's set, it just works.

What you need

  • macOS + DaVinci Resolve 18.5+ (Studio or free)

  • Python 3 and ffmpeg

  • ~2 minutes to install

‍ ‍

What you get

  • The A-Roll Helper v0.3.1 + installer

  • START HERE guide

  • Single-user licence, all your machines

  • Free updates for life

  • Preview mode to try before you touch a real timeline

‍ ‍

Questions: mckc.video@gmail.com