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Sound Effects in Adobe Edge Animate 3.0
 Creative COW leader Michael Hurwicz demonstrates using simple jQuery UI code to create sound effects in Adobe Edge Animate 3.0, using the new HTML5 audio capability in Edge Animate. |
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Adobe Creative Cloud
Adobe Creative Cloud June 2020 Video and Audio Updates
Adobe's Eric Philpott introduces highlights of the June 2020 update of Creative Cloud's video and audio applications, including the new Adobe Stock Audio integrated with Premiere Pro, along with previews Adobe Sensei powered tools such as Roto Brush 2 in After Effects.
Eric Philpott |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Turn Yourself Into a Cartoon Character for Your Next Video Call
Virtual backgrounds from your favorite movies and Snapchat filters for Zoom and other web video conferencing platforms are played out, so now what? Have we got the answer for you! Adobe engineer Dan Ramirez takes you step by step through using Adobe Character Animator to turn yourself into a fully lip-synced real time animated cartoon character! You can either build characters yourself or start customizing from Adobe's libraries. It's fast, easy, and fun, with platform-specific instructions for both Mac and Windows.
Adobe Creative Cloud |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Building A Stock Video Business: Monetizing Life's B-Roll
If your line of work involves videography in one way or another, there are ways to make the most of your next gig. Here are a few things you should keep in mind when you start shooting video that could translate to earned extra cash. Doing these things from the get go will keep your extra footage on par with the video commonly featured on stock video sites like Adobe Stock.
Rod Harlan |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Adobe and That Cup on Game of Thrones
Many things were shocking about Season 8 Episode 4 of Game of Thrones (Don’t worry, no spoilers here!), but the one shock to rule them all was that quick cameo of a contemporary drink cup next to the dragon queen herself. A quick tweak with Adobe's new Content Aware Fill for Adobe After Effects, later, and well, we won't spoil the outcome for you!
Hillary Lewis |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Creating Adobe Motion Graphics Templates for Profit
Adobe Motion Graphics templates can be created in either After Effects or Premiere Pro. Using them in your own work, or in teams with clients, allows you to create a still or animation that can then be customized across multiple projects, but you can also sell them through Adobe Stock. Learn more about how to create another profit center from your work!
Rod Harlan |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Increase Productivity with Adobe Motion Graphics Templates
Motion Graphic Templates created in either Adobe Premiere Pro or Adobe After Effects are a great way to work with clients. They help you keep a consistent look and feel while protecting your project from inadvertent changes as it passes through different hands. Here are the steps you can take to share work across teams and organizations, quickly and powerfully.
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Rod Harlan |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Deliver Work Faster Using Adobe Stock
Having access to 8 million HD clips and 3.5 million 4K clips might not speed you up. In fact, it could easily slow you down! Sure, that's the size of Adobe Stock's library, but what sets it apart for the way you work every day is the tight integration with your creative applications, the AI-powered search of Adobe Sensei, how easy it is to work with the footage once you have it, and how quickly your work is shared across teams. Here's a closer look at the specifics of exactly HOW Adobe Stock helps you deliver your work faster.
Rod Harlan |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Stock Video for Professionals
The Adobe Stock story begins with over 8 million videos, but also includes unique Adobe Stock takes advantage of unique features including AI-driven search, workflow integrations, and content partnerships to offer creative professionals exceptionally wide-ranging and easy-to-use options.
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Rod Harlan |
Adobe Creative Cloud
Reimagining Terminator 2's HUDs and Graphics with Adobe XD
What looked futuristic for heads-up displays and graphic overlays just a few years ago looks primitive today, which inspired the designers at Territory Studio (responsible for HUD and screen design in Avengers: Infinity War, Blade Runner 2049, The Martian, Guardians of the Galaxy and many more) to ask themselves about new approaches to the future of interface design. The decision to try Adobe XD surprised them, and surprised Adobe too! These kinds of intensely futuristic designs are far from the web and mobile app prototyping that XD was first intended for, but the challenge was too intriguing to pass up. Creative COW Contributing Editor Hillary Lewis takes a look at Territory's creative process, and what it might mean for both moviegoers and software developers in the future.
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