create.adobe.com/2017/5/31/copper_power_fashion_designer_sadie_clayton.html

Mohammed Asad Mia is fighting for what counts – defeating tuberculosis (TB), supporting his beloved family and growing his business - all under the threat of COVID-19. To mark World Tuberculosis Day 2022, the Global Fund shares Asad’s personal story of overcoming TB during the COVID-19 pandemic in Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Despite the devastating impact COVID-19 has had on the fight against TB globally, Bangladesh’s National TB Control Program in partnership with the Global Fund, BRAC and other partners successfully expanded TB testing and community care. By the end of 2021 Bangladesh reached an all time high in its TB treatment coverage rate. Asad is one of the people who was reached with these vital services.

Carolyne Wasonga is fighting for what counts – ending HIV, preventing gender-based violence and empowering young women and adolescent girls. “What I love about my job is that I'm able to change lives. I can't change all of them, but there are a few individuals that I can change,” she says.

Through support from the Global Fund, Carolyne and her fellow peer educators will reach 20,000 HIV positive adolescent girls in five countries in sub-Saharan Africa. Join Carolyne and others who are fighting for counts through the Global Fund’s Seventh Replenishment this year.

The threat of malaria and its deadly consequences has been a constant presence in Krayé Agenor's life. He vividly remembers that as a young boy, two of his aunts died from malaria while they were pregnant.

Luke Choice is a designer who works in typography, 3D illustration, and animation. Meet him, tour his home studio, and learn the surprisingly simple technique behind his signature “Smudge Script” lettering. For a step-by-step how-to, go to https://create.adobe.com/2018/6/27/creative_house_calls.html

Digital artist Matt Crump is known for surreal, minimalist photos suffused with playful candy colors. We met Crump at his whimsically decorated home in Austin, Texas, where he demonstrated a simple technique for turning a static photograph into a vibrant animation.

Follow along: https://adobe.ly/2TOEfnR.

Victoria Siemer, also known as Witchoria, is a visual artist based in Brooklyn, New York. She works primarily in the digital realm, creating quirky, surreal photo manipulations. Meet her at her studio and learn the ingenious technique behind her Exploding Portraits series of images. For a step-by-step how-to, go to https://adobe.ly/2V32Wx9.

So this was fun. I got to make a talk show from scratch!

Check out all 76 episodes here!
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLD8AMy73ZVxVyjtlMg-fpnL_n1V9fr5xC

Details:

Executive Producer/Director: Erik Espera
Producer: Michelle Mahoney
Associate Producer: Karl Miller
Production Coordinator: Karrie Meyers-Taylor
Technical Director: Patrick Tulipano
Editors: Patrick Tulipano, Erik Espera, David “Sketch” Sketchley, Greg Solis, Karl Miller.

- 3 shows with 3 sets of hosts under the Make It umbrella… Video, Design, and Photography.
- Built a set
- Built a multi-camera studio control room. All shows segments were switched live to “tape” and then edited to combine all the parts.
- We filmed 3 days a month, 3-4 episodes per day, for a year.

Adobe blog post:

https://theblog.adobe.com/ar-vr-voice-redefining-digital-experiences/

This compilation video features clips from 5 stand alone video projects that highlights current and past Hellman Foundation Collaborative Change Initiative grantees.

CavityFree SF, EatSF, Everyone Home, African American Achievement and Leadership Initiative, and Oakland Starting Smart and Strong Kids.

The compilation video played at the 2019 Hellman Foundation Collaborative Change Event.

https://www.hellmanfoundation.org/about-the-initiative.html

Designing theme parks sounds like a classic kid’s dream, akin to being an astronaut or president. For the people who work at the Thinkwell Group, it’s a dream come true.

Thinkwell is the mastermind behind such attractions as The Making of Harry Potter and The Jurassic Park Institute. The group also designs museum exhibits, cultural attractions, and stage sets. They describe what they do as “experience design.”

Experience design combines “a lot of different disciplines to create an immersive, compelling experience that people move through,” says chief creative officer Craig Hanna. “It’s storytelling, it’s filmmaking, it’s theater.”

Dave Cobb, vice president of creative development, explains Thinkwell’s approach another way. “For us, it’s about designing things where the guest is the main character,” Cobb says. “They become our protagonist. They’re also the camera. Instead of a narrator telling you a story, you’re experiencing it first hand. If you look around, you’re immersed in a story.”

https://create.adobe.com/2015/7/14/theme_park_design_thinkwell_group_brings_stories_to_life.html

Creative Director: Erik Espera, Adobe
Producer: Kristi Highum, Adobe
Design, Animation, Sound: Very True Story

Creative Director: Erik Espera, Adobe
Producer: Kristi Highum, Adobe
Production & Post: Pretty Moving Pictures

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The Adobe Creative Residency empowers talented individuals to spend a year focusing on a personal creative project, while sharing their experience and process with the creative community. Meet Adobe's 2019 residents — up-and-coming creative leaders who are eager to share their work and ideas with others.

https://www.adobe.com/about-adobe/creative-residency.html

So I got a message late Friday afternoon (before the Memorial Day weekend) saying we needed to create a video to play on stage at Apple's World Wide Developer's Conference, but the catch was that we had to film on Sunday, edit all week, and then deliver the final video by the next Friday. Ha! Challenge accepted AND completed! Super proud of this one because it was a monumental effort by our Studio team and our talented friends at Emotion Studios to make it all happen in such a short amount of time. Check out the video with this link!

https://www.adobe.com/products/projectaero.html

Scrub to 1:23:30 to see it play on stage at Apple's 2018 WWDC

https://developer.apple.com/videos/play/wwdc2018/102/

Executive Producer / Editor
Erik Espera

Producer / Community Educator
Brian Ragas

Camera Operators
Erik Espera
Wynn Padula
Jerico DeGuzman

Executive Producer / Editor
Erik Espera

Producer / Community Educator
Brian Ragas

Camera Operators
Erik Espera
Wynn Padula
Jerico DeGuzman

Executive Producer / Editor
Erik Espera

Producer / Community Educator
Brian Ragas

Camera Operators
Mike Burton
Ian Webb

Executive Producer / Editor
Erik Espera

Producer / Community Educator
Brian Ragas

Camera Operators
Erik Espera
Jacob “JPhilz” Phillips

Executive Producer / Editor
Erik Espera

Producer / Community Educator
Brian Ragas

Camera Operators
Erik Espera
Jacob “JPhilz” Phillips

Meet some of the creative and quirky folks behind your favorite Adobe tools.

This video opened on the Adobe Sneaks presentation on the main stage of Adobe MAX 2018, Day 2 in Los Angeles.

Video produced for Adobe’s 2019 MAX Creativity Conference.

:30 sec social video that showcases Gabe's exhibit, Collectors.

:30 sec social video that showcases Lucy's exhibit, Compression Carpet.

:30 sec social video that showcases Camila's exhibit, OSMA.

Adobe blog post:

https://theblog.adobe.com/adobe-previews-project-aero/

Additional footage provided by: Pokémon Go, Inkhunter, Ikea, Microsoft, Trigger, NBA, Mussa, Mattel, Magic Leap, The New York Times Groove Jones, EyeJack, and Keiichi Matsuda.

For fans lucky enough to attend Golden State Warriors games in Oakland's Oracle Arena, April 7, 2019, was a sad day. It marked the team's last regular-season game at the Arena. In honor of the fans, on April 7 the Warriors gave out special t-shirts (designed by Oaklandish) and cheer cards (designed by Temi Coker). As Fan Night sponsors, Adobe collaborated on both projects. This is the story of that special place and those special fans.

The Golden State Warriors teamed up with Oaklandish and Adobe to create a Fan Night t-shirt to pay tribute to Oracle Arena and the 47 seasons as the Golden State Warrriors. The video was specifically designed to play on Oracle Arena's Jumbotron during the last regular season game of 2019 and before the team moves to the new Chase Center.

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