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Adobe and Avatar- How it Was Made Video

I wasn’t really aware of Adobe’s involvement in Avatar until just today.  If you hit up their main Creative Suite Page, you’ll see Avatar as a highlight.  I’m suggesting you check it out, because there’s a really cool ‘how it was made” video that I just can’t get on this site, and apparently needs to live on the Adobe site.  It’s worthy of a click.  Sure it’s marketing heavy, but there’s a video with Producer John Landau narrating, and even a down-loadable interactive Air trailer of Avatar. 

I really wish I could send a direct link, or simply display the video here.  Short of that, click here, then in the main header with the Avatar image, click on “See How it Was Made”.

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