
If you're excited and serious about enhancing your work in a higher education design or film program, you're in the right place. The Adobe Design and Film School Connection is a site where students and faculty members can find free resources for using Adobe software products in coursework, projects, and career preparation; use tips and tutorials; receive and give helpful advice; and read about new trends and upcoming design events. It's all here.
The 2008 Adobe® Design Achievement Awards are now accepting entries.
Read about upcoming conventions, training opportunities, festivals, and other events that focus on film and design work.
Take a video tutorial to learn how to write simple ActionScript 3.0 code and create a button. You’ll learn some of the core principles of ActionScript and Adobe Flash® CS3 Professional interactivity.
Download an Adobe AIR™ application that keeps you in touch with your Facebook friends all through the day.
See how you can create forms almost instantly with Adobe Acrobat® 8 Professional software and enable forms so recipients can fill in and save them with Adobe Reader® software.
Once you finish your design or film education, you face the daunting task of promoting your talent and convincing an industry employer to hire you. The Creative Group, a 2008 ADAA sponsor, offers nine strategies for success once you land a new job.
Adobe is a proud sponsor of the 2008 Reel Ideas Studio Student Filmmaking program in the Cannes Film Festival Short Film Corner.
What are the design challenges in a world where all the things around you contain sensors that can communicate with you and one another? Holly Willis writes about The New Ecology project, which explored these issues.
Steve Anderson, director of the Media Arts and Practice PhD program at the University of Southern California's School of Cinematic Arts interviews Scott Mahoy, interactive designer about creating design rich distance education tools.