Multiple colorists can color different clips at the same time, but they cannot color the same clip because, well, that might be counterproductive. The question begs to be asked who can do what and when? When it comes to editing only one user can edit a timeline at a time. Meaning the entire post-production workflow must remain under one roof and one shared storage solution. Theoretically, this means a shorter post-production time frame as everyone works at the same time. What DaVinci Resolve has done is add collaboration tools so multiple team members can work simultaneously. Usually, the picture is locked before color correction or grading is kicked off with gusto. This is all about multiple users who can use the program simultaneously.
Think of this as the deep dive into a complicated game where you have alternative missions and paths to reveal sometimes it is worth it. This is where I might have failed and eventually given up and I suspect my experience is pretty common. What Blackmagic Design has created under the hood of DaVinci Resolve is akin to Pandora’s box, and let me preference this bold statement with this if one applies and setups the shared storage well.
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