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

One of the components of the pre-production phase, the project proposal is a visual package that supports your project when pitching to peers, educators, mentors, and sponsors. A good project proposal is more likely get your project approved, so it is important to refine these skills now. This tutorial presents the materials to consider including in your project proposal.

Oakley, a designer of sunglasses, ski goggles and other innovative sports accessories, uses Adobe Digital Publishing Suite to create a merchandising app with inspiring editorial about sponsored athletes. Check out the app of the week video to see some creative applications of DPS overlays. Scroll through the editorial that seemingly appears from behind a mountain. Use the 360 degree overlay to control a snowboarder's rotations through the air.

Sundance Grand Jury winning production team behind Blood Brother has made the change to Adobe Premiere Pro and Creative Cloud for their next feature documentary, see why.

Sundance Producer, Sean O'Grady (Big Sur and In A World) has seen first hand the effects of technology on the filmmaking process. O'Grady plans to switch to Premiere Pro and believes that Adobe video tools are taking filmmaking to the next level, enabling filmmakers to get their stories told.

Sundance director/editor Jim Mickle talks about the process behind his feature film "We Are What We Are", edited exclusively using Adobe Premiere Pro via Adobe Creative Cloud and how he believes that Adobe integrated video tools and the subscription based software model of Creative Cloud is the very best option for independent filmmakers.

In PART THREE we highlight other companies at the festival who are aligned with Adobe's intent to support filmmakers through effective, efficient technology.

We think you'll agree that "2013 is going to be a HUGE year for Adobe Premiere Pro, Creative Cloud, and all of the Adobe video tools!"

This year Adobe presented a panel in Sundance's New Frontier creative space: "From Script to Screen - How Technology is Empowering Filmmakers".

In PART TWO we connect with the panelists and learn how technological advances impact, inspire, & and influence their workflows.

About the panelists:
Tyler Nelson - Assistant Editor, House of Cards, Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, Social Network

Bill Yukich - editor, music videos (Shakira, Pitbull, Red Hot Chili Peppers) and commercials (Volvo, Coca-Cola, Proctor & Gamble)

Bayan Joonam - Head of Production, SoulPancake

Adobe had the distinct pleasure of continuing its partnership with Sundance Film Festival again this year. We set out to learn how Adobe Pro Video solutions are impacting independent filmmaking.

In PART ONE you'll hear from featured directors, producers and editors who utilized Adobe's Creative Cloud to streamline and enhance their workflow – and other filmmakers who are already planning to do so for their next projects.

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