Sean Rodgers, an operational manager for documentary and educational productions out of South Africa, shares his reaction to the reveal of Adobe Anywhere for video. He believes that with Anywhere Adobe is bringing a complete mind-shift to the post production marketplace.

Continuing the excitement built by Al Mooney's presentation of Premiere Pro CS6, Product Managers Michael Coleman and Al Mooney show the SuperMeet crowd how fast and easy collaboration will be with the upcoming release of Adobe Anywhere for video.

Brian Longhurst, Professor at University of Salford, speaks about the partnership between the cutting edge media university and Adobe around the development of Adobe Anywhere, revealed at IBC 2012.

Adobe Anywhere Product Manager, Michael Coleman, explains how Adobe Anywhere for video will transform the post production landscape.

Adobe Anywhere for video allows video teams to collaborate and access shared media across standard networks virtually anywhere they have internet connectivity. Product Manager Michael Coleman and Worldwide Evangelist Jason Levine demonstrate how Adobe Anywhere helps video teams work together and create more efficiently than ever before possible.

Communicate more effectively with engaging videos and interactive presentations created in Microsoft PowerPoint. Minimize the time, effort, and cost of producing and editing videos by doing it at your desktop. Add quizzes, deliver virtually anywhere, and track using integration with LMSs.

We love sponsoring the MOFILM awards and continued to be inspired by the amazing work that young filmmakers produce every year. This year's winner at the Cannes Lions festival is titled, "Save the Date." Created by Jon Doss and Austin Albany, the video helps to convey that we can all be creative and create anywhere, anytime.

Learn how Adobe Ideas, the essential digital sketchpad tool, lets you design anywhere using vectors, layers, and color themes to create finished design work ready for production.

Kyle Lambert is a fine artist based in the UK and was formally trained as an oil painter. He currently freelances and specializes in painting, illustration and animation. Used to the tactile nature of oil and canvas, Kyle naturally gravitated to the iPad to create digitally. Lambert is becoming well known for his striking character portraits and was the first artist to create photo-realistic work using Adobe Ideas: http://bit.ly/oHhjuy. In this video, learn about Lambert's approach to working and get inspired as you watch how he creates using Adobe Ideas – zooming all the way in to get fine detail and zooming all the way out to see the image.

Video Highlights: See how to easily access your photos from your mobile device or any web-connected computer, thanks to 2GB of online storage and an online version of the desktop Organizer. Version 10. http://adobe.ly/xi1Akw

Learn how to get remote approval for all your video projects. Share comments and changes with production staff anywhere. Generate timecode-accurate reviews that sync directly with Adobe Premiere Pro, improving collaborative workflow.

Learn about the businesses and developer benefits of reusing existing resources to deploy apps for a wide range of devices such as smartphones, tablets, TVs and desktop with the Flash Platform.

There are times when you need to publish a video but hide a portion from view. Many times it’s someone’s face that gets blocked out by pixelating the area around it. This demonstration shows you how you can use the Extended version of Photoshop to import a video and add a non-destructive blur layer that follows someone’s face anywhere in the frame. The final result can be output to any video format or individual still images so you can guarantee no will ever know who was under that blur.

Don Woodward walks us through a variety of rich, interactive AIR applications running on a Samsung Smart TV.

Principal Product Manager Aditya Bansod shows games and HD video running on Adobe AIR for TV.

Ben Forta, Adobe Evangelist, shows off Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on an exciting new device—the Samsung Galaxy Tab. It is one of the first tablets running Android 2.2, and with support for Flash Player, this 7-inch tablet delivers a PC-like web browsing experience on the go.

Ted Patrick of Adobe explores the full, open web on the new DROID X by Motorola running Flash Player 10.1. Android 2.2 and Flash Player 10.1 will be delivered to DROID X via an over the air update by late summer.

One web, any screen: See the Flash Platform in action on the Dell 5" tablet, Dell 12" smartbook, Palm Pre, Nexus One, Motorola Droid, and and HP Mini 311 Netbook.

With over 65,000 square meters of exhibition space to cover and 50,000 attendees to navigate, Serge Jespers goes on a mission to see how many Flash-enabled devices he can find in 10 minutes.

Interview with Motorola Technology Evangelist Christian Kurzke on why Motorola has partnered with Adobe to bring Flash Player 10.1 to Motorola Android based handsets.

Adobe previews BlackBerry app development and designer/developer workflows at the Blackberry Developer Conference, and Serge Jespers follows up with attendees to get reactions.

At Mobile World Congress, NVIDIA showcases Flash Player 10.1 and Adobe AIR on Tegra-powered tablet device. See a slick new digital magazine experience based on WIRED magazine, powered by Adobe AIR.

CEOs from ARM, Broadcom, DoCoMo, Google, HTC, Intel, Motorola, NVIDIA, Palm, Qualcomm, RIM, and STMIcroelectronics talk about how they're bringing Flash Platform technologies to their devices and platforms as part of the Open Screen Project.

Jen-Hsun Huang, Co-founder and CEO of NVIDIA, discusses the Open Screen Project's role in a world where people access the web on all kinds of devices.

Jim Balsillie, Co-CEO of RIM, talks about the shift towards smartphones and the importance of Flash Player for BlackBerry customers.

Paul E. Jacobs, Chairman and CEO of Qualcomm, explains how people will access the Internet in the future and why Flash experiences on mobile devices are critical.

Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google, talks about how the pervasiveness and extensive use of Flash on the web made Flash support in Android and Chrome essential.

Dr. Sanjay Jha, Co-CEO of Motorola, explains how bringing Flash to Motorola Android phones will change the way people experience the web in the future.

Peter Chou, CEO of HTC, shares how HTC and Adobe are collaborating to bring Flash to HTC Android smartphones and other mobile devices.

Riuji Yamada, President and CEO of NTT DOCOMO, explains how bringing Flash Player and AIR to mobile handsets will benefit DOCOMO subscribers.

Warren East, CEO of ARM, talks about ARM's role in the Open Screen Project and how the collaboration with Adobe will benefit developers.

Alan Tam shows a sneak peek of Flash content running on the Dell Mini 5, an upcoming touch-based tablet.

Kevin Hoyt demos various Adobe AIR apps – Tweetbox, South Park, Acrobat Connect Pro – using the Motorola Droid.

Check out how Sling Media has fully embraced the Adobe Flash Platform to get to market on multiple screens faster.

Adrian Ludwig demos various games from Armor Games and Miniclip.com with Flash Player 10.1 on Palm webOS using the Palm Pre.

Adrian Ludwig demos video and animation on the BBC, The New York Times, and Angry Alien websites on Android using the Motorola Droid.

Adrian Ludwig demos an early version of Adobe Flash Player 10.1 on Nexus One, the new Google branded phone.

Mike Potter interviews Chris Aron of EffectiveUI about The Complete National Geographic experience. Built on the Adobe Flash Platform, the application captures 120 years of the magazine's articles, maps, award-winning photos and advertisements.

Mike Potter of Adobe Developer Relations interviews Bruce Hopkins and Tirrell Payton of BlogRadio. Built on the Flash Platform, BlogRadio enables users to listen to blogs and RSS-content.

Further to the announcement of the alliance between Research In Motion and Adobe, this video highlights BlackBerry app development with Adobe Dreamweaver, the industry-leading web content authoring tool.

Further to the announcement of the alliance between Research In Motion and Adobe, this video illustrates the creation of graphical assets optimized for BlackBerry smartphones using Adobe Creative Suite.

Mike Potter interviews Mark Gray, founder of uvLayer, at MAX 2009. uvLayer is an application that enables you to create and access collections of media on the web, the desktop, and on the go.

Mike Potter of Adobe Developer Relations interviews Andrew Laffoon, Founder and CEO of Mixbook at MAX 2009. Built with Flex, Mixbook allows users to easily create photo books online.

Adrian Ludwig from Adobe demos Google Finance on Microsoft Windows Mobile on the Toshiba TG01 smartphone using Flash Player 10.1.

Adrian Ludwig from Adobe demos various websites with Flash Player 10.1 on Palm webOS using the Palm Pre.

CEOs from ARM, Broadcom, DoCoMo, Google, HTC, Motorola, NVIDIA, Palm, QUALCOMM, and RIM talk about how they’re bringing Flash Platform technologies to their devices and platforms as part of the Open Screen Project.

Adrian Ludwig from Adobe demos websites with Flash on the HTC Hero, the first Android Smartphone with Flash.

NAB 2009 - Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen and Disney Interactive Media Group CTO A.D. Albers discuss how digital technology has acted like a catalyst on the media industry.

Adobe CEO Shantanu Narayen talks about the Open Screen Project in his keynote address at the 2008 CTIA Wireless conference.