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Join Creative Suite video experts for a free, in-depth seminar featuring the new Creative Suite 6 Production Premium. Discover the killer new features, and meet partners with complementary offerings that—when combined with CS6 Production Premium—deliver new workflows that work and flow.

Here’s what you’ll see:
•How Adobe Creative Cloud helps you break down creative barriers and revolutionizes the art of video production.
•The redesigned Adobe Premiere Pro CS6—the hub of your post-production workflow. With a streamlined user interface, powerful new trimming tools, and other creative advancements, you’ll see why more and more professional editors are turning to Adobe Premiere Pro.
•A faster, more productive After Effects CS6 featuring new features such as Global Performance Cache and the 3D Camera Tracker that add up to what is rumored to be the biggest After Effects release in a decade.
•Creative magic in imaging with new Content Aware tools and the fastest performance ever in Photoshop CS6.
•New features in Adobe Story and Adobe Audition, as well as brand new tools into the video lineup: Adobe Prelude, a tool created specifically for logging and ingest, and Adobe SpeedGrade, a forward-looking approach to color grading and finishing.

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Dive deeper into each component of CS6 Production Premium. Learn from industry experts how you can migrate to Adobe Premiere Pro from another editor, optimize your hardware for peak performance, gain color correction tips & tricks, and more. On-site training is available at New York, Washington DC, and LA venues. Lunch will be provided to all training attendees. Register now and receive the early bird pricing of $200!

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Get 15% off all CS6 Production Premium products when you sign up for training. And all attendees will be eligible to win an HPZ1 Workstation.

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Philip Bloom on why he has switched to Adobe Creative Suite 6 Production Premium

Phililp Bloom has posted a new article on his website, “Why I have moved over to Adobe Premiere CS6 from Final Cut 7”, following up on an interview published here, “Philip Bloom tests Adobe Premiere Pro CS6”.

Adobe wows NAB 2012 attendees with Creative Suite 6 Production Premium, secures 5 prestigious awards

The reveal of Adobe Creative Suite 6 Production Premium was a huge success at NAB and won top awards from five of the leading industry organizations at the show.

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo: how Creative Suite Production Premium was used

For The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, David Fincher reunited the post team from The Social Network: Academy Award-winning Editors Kirk Baxter and Angus Wall, Light Iron Colorist Ian Vertovec, Assistant Editor Alex Olivares, Post-Production Supervisor Peter Mavromates, and Assistant Editor Tyler Nelson. The team refined the workflow from The Social Network for The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, upgrading from a 2K post workflow to a 4.5K and 5K pipeline resulting in a 4K digital master. Adobe Creative Suite Production Premium, including Adobe After Effects and Adobe Premiere Pro software, was instrumental in the post-production process.

Philip Bloom tests Adobe Premiere Pro CS6

In his celebrated career as a filmmaker, Philip Bloom has worn many hats, including director of photography, editor, director, and everything in between. Over the past five years, he’s become an expert on budget filmmaking, as well as a trusted resource for information on the latest gear for shooting and editing film projects. Recently, he talked with Adobe about his experience testing the latest version of Adobe Premiere Pro.

How Premiere Pro CS6 was used to create new music video for Keith Urban’s “For You”

As a followup to its success with Act of Valor, the creative media collective Bandito Brothers stepped up to produce the music video for Keith Urban’s powerful new song “For You”, written for the Act of Valor soundtrack. Scott Waugh of Bandito Brothers directed the video, Shane Hurlbut was the director of photography, and multiple-award-winning editor Ken Mowe of Sunset Edit (who previously edited exclusively with Avid software) used Adobe Premiere Pro for the first time to edit the music video.

Shot with ARRI Alexa Studio and Canon Cinema EOS C300—new formats which can be mixed on a single timeline in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6—as well as Canon EOS 5D and 7D cameras, the project incorporates the newest digital cinematography processes. Features such as the enhanced multicam editor in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 gave the team creative freedom to tell the story in the most impactful way. The sleek, new user interface, keyboard-driven workflows, and powerful trimming features, also helped make editing more fluid and precise. For more details on these new features in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6, see the Adobe website.

After completing the initial edit, the Bandito Brothers team organized all the assets—VFX shots, edited footage from Urban’s performance, and clips from the film—copied it all to a drive, and hand-delivered it to Mowe at Sunset for the final edit. In a departure from his traditional toolset as a music video veteran, Mowe used the beta version of Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and was pleased with the flexibility and performance and said, “After three hours with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 I felt very comfortable and I would use it again.”

A huge congratulations to the team for an amazing video!

For more details of how this project was shot and produced, see this video.

We’re revealing the upcoming Creative Suite 6 Production Premium Release

We are so excited to show our customers ®Adobe Creative Suite® 6 Production Premium—including major updates for Adobe Premiere® Pro CS6 and Adobe After Effects® CS6— before its official release!  Check out the top new CS6 Production Premium features on our CS6 Production Premium Reveal webpage.

Adobe Tips & Flicks recordings

Recently, Adobe and our partners sponsored “Adobe Tips & Flicks”, a seminar in which luminaries from the video production and post-production industry shared tips about their workflows using Adobe tools.

Here are links to the individual recordings for the sessions:

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