Adobe announced new innovations for video professionals, including a media intelligence and search panel in Adobe Premiere Pro (beta) designed to help editors quickly locate specific clips from large libraries. Additionally, AI-powered caption translation was introduced in Premiere Pro (beta) to automate multilingual caption generation, enabling filmmakers to connect with global audiences more efficiently.
The company also committed an additional $5 million to the Adobe Film & TV Fund, bringing its total to $11 million, to support underrepresented creators and filmmakers in finding career opportunities. This investment, alongside partnerships like the Group Effort Initiative (GEI), aims to provide training, mentorship, and career pathways for the next generation of creative talent.
Furthermore, Frame.io expanded its Camera to Cloud (C2C) support to include Canon EOS C80 and EOS C400 cameras, allowing for automatic upload and real-time collaboration on high-quality footage. These advancements in Premiere Pro, After Effects, and Frame.io are designed to accelerate post-production workflows and reinforce Adobe's position as a foundational tool in the film and television industry.
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