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December 21, 2009

What Adobe Products Were Used To Create Avatar?

At MAX 2009, producer Jon Landau talked about the creation of the new hit movie Avatar. In this Adove TV segment he explains how Photoshop, InDesign, Lightroom, After Effects, Premier, and Connect, were all used in the creation of the movie.

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I like the old movies where you have to wonder how they did the special effects. Now, all the magic is gone and the movies are lousy.
# Posted By Andrew Pritchard | 12/22/09 7:43 AM
Ben I like to post this movie at my blog, is not
problem if I do it?
# Posted By Alirio Boquin | 12/22/09 5:15 PM
Ben I like to post this video at my blog, Can I do it?
# Posted By Alirio Boquin | 12/22/09 5:16 PM
Click on the video to go to the Adobe TV page. You'll see a link there for embed code which you can paste into your site (as I did here).

--- Ben
# Posted By Ben Forta | 12/22/09 6:28 PM
Best Buy is doing another film competition with MOFILM, this time winner gets to meet Jon Landau in Barcelona, and guest-direct for Best Buy (plus $7500 gift card.) It's a really great opportunity for aspiring filmmakers, have until Feb 1 to submit, please share: http://bit.ly/bbbarc or follow @mofilmbestbuy
# Posted By MOFILMbestbuy | 12/22/09 11:18 PM
@Andrew: If you haven't yet, you should still see Avatar. It is not your "typical" sci-fi movie. The story is better than your average shallow sci-fi flick and the special effects are unbelievable. Actually, knowing how the did the cgi for the alien characters made the movie more enjoyable for me because I knew I was still watching a human actor's performance.
# Posted By Josh | 12/23/09 2:41 PM
i am a big fan of james cameron work, he has a great eye for detail, but one question keeps coming up reguarding his story lines, the storyline for avatar is clearly the story of Pocahontas, told in a new way. the use of CGI.
# Posted By rhys bond | 1/9/10 11:19 AM

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