Adobe Evangelist Piotr Walczyszyn took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with Russia-based Olesya Kovalskaya, to get her thoughts about her first Adobe MAX.

Adobe Principal Solutions Consultant Richard Curtis took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with UK-based trainer Maxim Jago, to get his thoughts on how Creative Cloud will free up individuals from worrying about the technology, enabling them to concentrate on their creativity.

Adobe Evangelist Enrique Duvos took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with Ron Toekook, Manager of the Netherlands Adobe User Group, on his thoughts about attending his 1st MAX and to how he thinks Creative Cloud will help the 7,000+ members of his group to collaborate, give feedback, and get inspiration from one another like never before.

Adobe Evangelist Enrique Duvos took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with Martin Bjeld, Co-Manager of the DFUG user group in Denmark, to learn his thoughts on how he thinks file synchronisation and seamless upgrades will impact his workflow.

Adobe Evangelist Michael Chaize took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with UK-based Matt Gifford, Manager of the Hertfordshire Adobe User Group and Adobe Community Professional, on his thoughts about attending his 3rd MAX. Matt also shares how he thinks the new Creative Cloud will impact community, communication and collaboration.

Adobe Evangelist Rufus Deuchler took a few minutes at Adobe MAX to catch up with Netherlands-based Peter Villevoye, a trainer for the past 25 years on Adobe tools and technology. Peter explains why he is attending his first MAX and how he thinks Behance will impact his students' work and future collaboration habits.

Join Jonathan Hawke from Resn, creators of the online energy ball, for a fireside chat delving into some of the latest and more unconventional game control techniques. Using game examples such as Resn's Face Arcade and the EDF London 2012 Light Games, we'll discuss:• How to use common hardware such as web cameras, the humble computer mouse, and mobile phones in innovative ways to surprise and more deeply engage audiences• Using Adobe Flash technology, HTML, and other wizardry to build mind-boggling games for multiple platforms, including desktop browsers, iOS, and Leap Motion• How to generate (hopefully) original game experience ideas that get right inside your audience's heads

We show you what is possible with HTML5 and the web, with demos of the latest features in Adobe® Muse™ and more. We also sit down for a chat with UX designer Michael Cassius, web guru John Allsopp, and Adobe's own Jared Wyles to talk through what is happening in web development today, and the exciting things to come.

The Adobe Design Achievement Awards recently announced a call for entries for 2012. In this video, Julie Campagna chats with several people who are involved with this competition that recognizes the incredible work of students and faculty from around the globe.

Join experts from Adobe and the Amazon Web Services team to discover how to leverage the power of Amazon Web Services (AWS) running Adobe Flash Media Server on AWS. Flash Media Server on AWS can be used for high- or low-volume media streaming and social applications such as video chat or multiplayer games. Learn how to configure the Flash Media Server AMI for HTTP video streaming and connect to the Amazon CloudFront CDN. Hear about the options available, tips and tricks from the experts, and new features and functions that will be available later in 2011.