Learn about three components in a complete photo-editing and management workflow. Use Photoshop CS5, the dedicated photo-editing application for editing, enhancing, and manipulating photos, along with Adobe Bridge CS5 and Adobe Camera Raw.

In his inaugural show, join Dennis Radeke as he reviews the interface of After Effects, teaches sound track creation in Soundbooth and the cool Automate to Timeline feature inside of Premiere Pro.

Join Worldwide Design Evangelist Terry White as he runs through his 5 favorite Photoshop CS5 features. Included are new enhanced selection abilities and noise reduction tools.

Select soft edges and areas of fine detail by using the improved Refine Edge and Refine Mask dialog boxes. View underlying layers to create realistic composites, and finesse selections by using refinement brushes.

Join Dennis Radeke as he shows off the Levels command and Spot Healing brush in Photoshop, demonstrates basic animation properties in After Effects, and shows two nifty features in Soundbooth.

With Photoshop CS5 and Photoshop CS5 Extended, when you remove an image element, Content-Aware Fill replaces the missing pixels almost magically. This revolutionary new tool matches lighting, tone, and noise so it looks like the deleted content never existed.

Crop and straighten an image in one fluid step by using the Ruler tool in Photoshop CS5.

Apply adjustment layers to manipulate the color, tone, contrast, and other aspects of images. Apply adjustments non-destructively, monitor levels in the panel's histogram, and paint away adjustments with the built-in layer mask.

Instructor Richard Harrington shows you how to use the Adjustments Panel in Photoshop CS4 to quickly enhance your images.

Learn how a Digital Video editor relies on CS4 Production Premium to deliver compelling on-line videos for clients.

Learn all the different ways you can export your video files in this Adobe Premiere Elements tutorial.

This installment of Atomic Learning's ePortfolio workshop covers how to use Adobe Premiere Elements to prepare video for your PDF portfolio.

Export to Flash for progressive downloads or streaming video. Create a DVD-like web page with interactive links and a custom background.

Import Adobe Premiere Pro sequences into Encore to create Blu-ray discs. Add pop-up menus to multiple timelines, and create or import subtitles.

Convert After Effects markers to cue points for use in Flash and Flash Player using ActionScript.

Learn how to streamline a DVD project using Creative Suite Production Premium. Save time by using Dynamic Link to move data between Adobe Premiere Pro, Bridge, and Encore.

Here are some highlights of the day. From panel discussion to next category and more.

We were a proud sponsor of the NEXT category of films at Sundance. NEXT films stretch limited resources to create impactful and truly embody the spirit of independent filmmaking. This video highlights interviews with NEXT category contestants. Congratulations to all of the contestants, and a special congratulations to the winner, Mike Birbiglia, for "Sleepwalk with Me."

Our first panel at Sundance 2012 featured talented panelists and filmmakers Rob Legato, Jacob Rosenberg, and Vincent Laforet; the panel was moderated by Sharlto Copley. The panelists shared insights on how technology and tools have impacted the way they create films and tell stories. Watch the full panel video here.

Here's a quick look at some Thunderbolt solutions I've been testing in my lab. In this video, you'll see an Apple MacBook Air 13" running Windows 7 64bit via Boot Camp with an activeThunderbolt port connected to Sonnet Chassis with a RED Rocket installed delivering full 4K playback on Ultra Lightweight notebook. **Note** the Mac OS does extremely well in this test as well. I only show Windows7 to help expand Thunderbolt across both platforms. The more users, the more devices.

The Adobe team arrives at the venue and kicks off a series of rapidly produced videos to give you a peek of what is going on at the Sundance film festival.

We're excited to be sponsors at Sundance 2012 - adobe.com/go/sundance. First up, we'll be hosting a panel on how technology is influencing storytelling and film. Meet our talented and renowned panelists in this video.

Motion blur is something that occurs naturally in photography but there are many ways that we can create realistic motion blur in After Effects too. Colin will show you the settings and options to help you control motion blur on animations, graphics and even on videos that don’t contain any movement at all. He will also demonstrate how to add motion blur to the many animation presets that ship with After Effects.

Video has come of age, and so has Lightroom 4 public beta. Colin Smith shows you how to make your videos go from zero to hero. Learn how to create custom presets and add them to your videos for one-click cinematic looks.