How to Create a Rule of Thirds Grid in DaVinci Resolve
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The Rule of Thirds, which is probably derived from the Golden Mean and the Phi grid, is a basic design technique that can help you add balance (symmetrical or asymmetrical), beauty, and a higher aesthetic quality to your visuals. The rule of thirds is a basic technique that photographers and filmmakers use for framing their shots. Subjects placed exactly in the middle can often make for an uninteresting image (but not always). A viewfinder (or a slide or screen in our case) can be divided by lines—real or just imagined—so that you have four intersecting lines or crossing points and nine boxes that resemble a tic-tac-toe board. These four crossing points are areas you might place your main subject, rather than in the center. Here I show you how I make a simple grid in DaVinci Resolve when I edit videos.
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