This is a vision video of Adobe Communities site that will provide free forum of support and technology to business and creative professionals of all levels. Hundreds of groups around the world offer members the opportunity to network and build connections, master new skills, learn from peers, and have a lot of fun. At the same time, it highlights some of the Adobe technology used in building of Adobe Communities, including Adobe Analytics and Adobe Experience Manager.

Rob Legato is a premier visual effects supervisor with an interesting perspective on how to reach and inspire your audiences.

Join David Wadhwani, Adobe’s SVP and GM of Digital Media, as he welcomes four incredibly creative minds to explore how they foster creativity and approach their work. You will hear from Rob Legato, an Oscar winning visual effects supervisor; Paula Scher, an iconic graphic designer and illustrator; Erik Johansson, an up and coming photographer and retouch artist; and Phil Hansen, a constraint-based artist that believes limitations drive creativity. We think you’ll leave with more than a few new ideas to incorporate in your next creative project.

Erik Johannson doesn’t just capture moments; he captures idea. Learn how the photographer, retoucher, and TED speaker brings those ideas to life.

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.

For four decades Paula Scher has been at the forefront of graphic design. Hear how Paula has continued to take on new challenges to inspire her creativity.

Phil Hansen believes that limitations can actually drive creativity. Listen as this talented multimedia artist shares his offbeat techniques and personal process of creation.

Sr. VP David Wadhwani shares his vision for empowering inspiration by surrounding ourselves with a community of trusted and accomplished creative luminaries. Four creative superstars will join him on stage and share how they find inspiration for their work.

Bonairean youth are often stereotyped as just hang out either looking for trouble or not doing anything productive. The truth is that the majority of Bonairean young people want to make their dreams become a reality but for some, it is a struggle. Unfortunately, many have given up. But the good news is that we can do something about that. We can make the youth's voice and dreams be heard. We can empower the youth in our communities by providing them with the skills they need to effect change on Bonaire. The we set-up a town-hall meeting in each town where the youth can share their vision for their own town. Their solutions should be in the following areas: - closing the culture gap (help prevent differences between cultures in their town and stimulate mutual understanding) - strengthen the intergenerational infrastructure (bringing seniors and youth together) The ideas need to be narrowed down the top 3 best ideas for each area. After this the youth should brainstorm on activities for the two areas. Finally the youth should implement the ideas themselves using youth media, social media and music.

We want to make a change in our community by utilizing media to raise awareness. We will work together with F.A.T and VOW Media who will help train us in multimedia skills so we can create photography, a radio show and short films to campaign our cause. We will then use this media online and also through screenings and exhibitions to start a campaign in our local community and policy makers.