Behance is the newest member of the Adobe family. CEO Scott Belsky shares how Behance has quickly become an essential part of the creative community, connecting and empowering you to make ideas happen.

Does your game need to integrate with the iOS Game Center? How about including an in-app purchasing system? Learn how to go beyond the standard ActionScript API when developing mobile games with Adobe AIR, part of the Adobe Game Developer Tools in the Adobe Creative Cloud. Come to this session to understand and learn in more detail how to:• Write your own extension using native code, and develop the ActionScript API that wraps it• Package a native extension, and reuse it during your game development• Leverage third-party native extensions available today

Take a tour of typographic design that crosses the boundaries between lettering and illustration with master designer Daniel Pelavin. Rarely using standard fonts, Pelavin prefers to create his own, giving his work an individuality made possible in large part by the powerful tools in Adobe Illustrator.

This is a video poem produced with images created through the use of Photoshop. Youth took photographs in a studio built with recycled material and edited them to illustrate a poem written by one of the participants. In some images, they mixed their own photographs with fragments of pictures from the Internet, but in a way that would not violate the established copyright rules. Stop motion techniques were also used to convey the message. This media was part of a bullying prevention campaign that aimed to sensitize youth regarding the respect for differences.

In our group we experienced what students have on teachers and how it reflects the students' performance and motivation in the class. Students should be more aware of their attitude towards their education. We chose to make a youth video about expressing the relationship between the student and the teachers. To portray the message, we interviewed teachers as well as students about one's feeling about the other individual. In the beginning of the video we introduced the topic in the terms of the student's point of view in a school scene. We started with students’ opinions on general school questions, in order to obtain the students' attention on the video's subject. Afterwards we obtained information on teachers' reflections on how important their job and their relationship with each other. In the program we used transitions; we also filmed the hallway scene on a hand held device for an aspect from a student. As a group we wanted it to be cartoonish so it would look flamboyant. The beginning and the end stand out in our film the most. We want others to see that they are a part of it. And we want to see improvement in students. The audience should feel that they should change for the benefit of the teachers, their peers, and most importantly themselves. We all learned how to use the Adobe Premiere program, how to use a camera, and how to interview people. Relating to our topic we learned how students affect the teachers. We have learned the appreciation of filmmaking. One negative thing we can include is that the program repeatedly shut down, it made it difficult for the project to prosper in a way that we planned.

Writer/director/editor, Kyle Patrick Alvarez, talks about his latest movie and how he used the tools in Adobe Creative Cloud to make it.

Adobe Story Free includes the same automated script formatting and template features as Story Plus. This episode shows you how to import scripts from your hard drive, and create a new script using a template.

At the 2012 Amsterdam SuperMeet Product Manager Al Mooney demos Premiere Pro CS6, with recent updates including support for open CL for the Mac Book Pro as well as CUDA and improved support for ARRI Raw.

See how easy it is to link an entire 3D graphic to an animation view and also how a few FrameMaker 11 mouse clicks, generated a list of parts from the 3D graphic that are automatically hyper-linked. In PDF output, you can click on any of the part names in the table, and the 3D graphic will change to a non-shaded view, with the selected part highlighted with 3D shading. This feature is very empowering for people creating techcomm content for medical devices, transportation/airline parts and other products that utilize diagrams with many potential views.

Watch this overview of the Digital Marketing Vision to learn how you can deliver more innovative and effective digital campaigns to your clients.

Watch this demo and see how the products in the Digital Marketing Suite works together to deliver more innovative and effective digital campaigns to your clients.

Learn more about the power of the Mask Feather tool and how it can be used in design work for creating both outside and inside feathers on a single mask. Discover how to set and adjust multiple points in the mask, context menu features such as Hold, and how to use the tool to add a nice blur effect to a text mask.

Discover the new Mask Feather tool and why it's so important and useful. See how the tool can easily take a difficult rotoscoping task and simplify it by allowing AE to generate a variable feather around a mask that includes both sharp and blurry edges.

Tom Barclay continues his exploration of Toolkit for CreateJS, showing developers how to leverage the open source libraries that the framework offers to support adding interactivity to projects.

Watch highlights from the Creative Cloud & CS6 event at de Young Museum in San Francisco. See coverage of the balloons floating across the city, as part of the scavenger hunt we hosted where a lucky winner could win $10,000 and lifetime membership to Creative Cloud.

Part two of the presentation from Jeremiah Owyang of Altimeter Group about the 7 types of social data companies can track and measure.

Part one of the presentation from Susan Etlinger of Altimeter Group about how to pull ROI from social media metrics.

Sometimes you want to share your work with friends or colleagues, and this is an important part of the larger DPS workflow. In this lesson we'll look at sharing design folios at both of these levels.

Part three on how to hide someone’s face in a video, this time we’re using Adobe After Effects CS5. If you need to obscure an element in a video, like a face or unlicensed product, this episode will demonstrate how it’s done using an adjustment layer and After Effect’s built-in effects.

Have you ever tried to match color from shots captured on different cameras, or from footage shot on the same camera, but under different lighting conditions? In this episode of Short and Suite, Karl Soule continues to explore Color Finesse workflows inside Adobe After Effects CS5. He shows you how to use the bundled Color Finesse plug-in to neutralize white balance in your shots in order to create a common starting point for creative color grading.

Get started learning about some of the key frequently used terms in web design such as URL, web server, HTML and CSS.  Then get a quick overview of the fundamentals of websites and how they work.  Explore the provided sample design that serves as the starting point for building the actual site in Dreamweaver.

In this lesson, you’ll learn how to create hyperlinks. Hyperlinks allow you to jump from section to section within the same web page or jump to another web page within your site or other external sites on the web as well as link to objects such as email addresses.

Many times, I've seen great work that was somewhat spoiled by the fact that it employed a reflection as part of the design. Creating a reflection on any image is a fairly easy thing to do and in this episode we'll look at some techniques to make a convincing and realistic reflection within Adobe Photoshop.

There are lots of cameras available today and each one offers different features and benefits. In this video tutorial series, you'll learn to select the appropriate camera, become familiar with the basic operations, and explore popular shooting techniques.

This work was created over three weeks as part of the Adobe Youth Voices Filmmaking Camp at Cinequest and premiered March 7, 2009 at a special screening at the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, CA. Thanks to Adobe volunteers Tami Williams, Renee Coca, Charles Liss and Bruce Bowman, Cinequest volunteers and Adobe Youth Voices mentors Alex Yamamoto, Peter Pheap and Keith Morikawa.

Adobe Youth Voices Filmmaking Camp at Cinequest Film Festival selection. This work was created over three weeks as part of the Adobe Youth Voices Filmmaking Camp at Cinequest and premiered March 7, 2009 at a special screening at the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose, CA. Thanks to Adobe volunteers Tami Williams, Renee Coca, Charles Liss and Bruce Bowman, Cinequest volunteers and Adobe Youth Voices mentors Alex Yamamoto, Peter Pheap and Keith Morikawa.

In this episode of the Flex in a Week training series, you learn how to modify a Flash Catalyst project with Flash Builder.

In this episode of the Flex in a Week training series, you will get an overview of how to create skins and components in Flash Catalyst.

In this sequel to the previous episode, Chet shows how to use the Animate effect in Flex 4 to animate filters that persist on an object after the animation is finished.

The central idea behind "Vanishing" was to present a alternate reality in which art no longer exists, a reality that is slowly become real. Due to funding cuts across the country, art programs in public schools are being lost. This current generation of young artists is slowly losing their only outlet in which an outside influence helps fund their creativity, and the upcoming generation might not have the chance at all. Art has an immeasurable application on accompanying parts of a high scholars curriculum, and the creative process that a student applies to art can be found useful in many other aspects of school life. The importance of saving school art programs is also heightened due to the recent amount of funding thrown to other places, places that we feel are far less important than ensuring creativity for future generation

In this last episode, we'll show you how to share your trial site with your client. You'll see how to manage user logins, and how to activate a domain transfer and eCommerce features once you've made the sale. We'll also take a look at defining alerts based on specific client workflows, and using InContext Editing, the client-side editing feature just added to the Business Catalyst Platform.

In this sequel to the previous episode, Chet shows how to create a better reflection effect in Flex 4 with an alpha mask to make it more realistic.

The New South Wales Department of Education in Australia is providing Adobe design, development, photo-editing, video and collaboration software to students and faculty in its K-12 schools as part of the government Digital Education Revolution initiative.

Camera Raw is great for global changes, but what happens when you make one part of the photo look good and another part starts to look bad? That's when you call in a technique called Double Processing.

Student illustrator Kerry Hyatt and student graphic designer Paula Hansanugrum join together to create a project using iconic American imagery such as tv dinners, comic books, and the vintage game Operation.

Students Saejean Oh and Kathryn McFarlane explain how they chose Benjamin Franklin as the subject of their Serious Play project.

In this relatively short episode, Dennis takes our grungy creation and shows you how to easily create a 3D box inside of After Effects with a little help from a free script.

In part two of navigating an accessible PDF document, you'll look at the built-in features in Acrobat for previewing PDF files.

Joel describes how to create a .NAV file from its component parts and install it into Acrobat.

Learn editing techniques that allow you to create more complex animations by using nested symbols and custom ease curves.

Colin Smith shows you how to scale an image while preserving the size and shape of important details. He also shows you how to use channels to preserve specific parts of the photo.

In the second part of this series, Yves thoroughly explains his famous Seven Axioms of Design and the philosophies behind them.

Instructor Richard Harrington goes even deeper into Photoshop's refine edges command and shows you how to use it to get more accurate selections.

Students Saejean Oh and Kathryn McFarlane explain how they chose Benjamin Franklin as the subject of their Serious Play project.

Student illustrator Kerry Hyatt and student graphic designer Paula Hansanugrum join together to create a project using iconic American imagery such as tv dinners, comic books, and the vintage game Operation.

In the second of a 3 part series about her career, Julia faces opposing opinions with the Metropolitan Opera and challenges the notion that designers should not participate with advertising.

Martin shares his inner thinking on model selection, lighting, camera angles, hair and makeup, and how they each play a part in creating the final look

The teams hear the judges critiques of their work before three teams are eliminated. The remaining three have another 24 hours to improve their presentations.

With only a few hours of sleep, the teams present their work to the internationally recognized judges. As the young creatives wait in the hallway, we are privy to the judges reactions.

Instructor Richard Harrington takes custom backgrounds further as he shows you how to make your own backgrounds using moving video. Part 2 of 2.

Giovanni Gallucci explores the realm of traditional media available for marketing, promotion and analytics for your business. This tutorial is part of the How to Podcast Course at xTrain.