Adobe Groups
OFVM Adobe groups
OFVM runs one Adobe Group called Premiere and Post and supports two other established independently run groups by providing the venue.
What are Adobe groups?
These are monthly meetings of professional users of Adobe software. The aim is to provide a self help environment and to get up to date information from Adobe. Often outside experts in their field are invited to speak at the meetings. They are not for total beginners nor are they any substitute for training. The groups are free to attend. Adobe supports these groups.
Oxford Adobe GroupsCome and join the Oxford Adobe Groups for a social event for the summer.
Flash Oxford, Adobe CS Oxford (aka Oxford Dreamweaver User Group), and Premiere and Post, are having an informal pub gathering to network and chat. Just turn up, grab a drink, and help us thrash out ideas for future events. As ever, it's free to attend, and there's no ongoing committment to this volunteer led networking group for creative professionals.
You can RSVP and comment on our Adobe Groups page
The Time: 7.30 - 9.30pm
Venue: Far From the Madding Crowd pub, Oxford
Directions: It's down the alley between Gloucester Green and Magdalen Street. Travelling up from Cornmarket, go past Debenhams then turn left after trying to buy a latte at Starbucks in the old Borders and before buying your sweater from Jaeger. Or click on this link to see a map: http://bit.ly/bqND7c
Previous meetings:

Tuesday 22nd June at Malmaison hotel, Oxford
Join the Oxford Adobe Groups for a social event to learn about the new Adobe® Creative Suite® 5 software.
Adobe CS5 unleashes new ways to generate amazing work, collaborate effectively, and deliver virtually anywhere.
We'll have screen demos of CS5 software at work, presentations, and plenty of time for networking and chat.
There's a free drink for the first 30 and Flash Oxford are presenting their award for the best Flash animation/game entered into their competition.
RSVP at our Adobe Groups page (you'll need to sign in to Adobe)
The Time: 7.30 - 9.30pm
Venue: The Vistors' Room, Malmaison Hotel, Oxford.
We're delighted that Malmaison have very kindly agreed to allow us to hold this event in their Visitors Room at their Hotel in the centre of Oxford. This is the old prison building. Hop in a getaway car from the station and ask the taxi driver to take you to the prison. Follow these directions, or simply put OX1 1ND into your Global Positioning Hot Hotel Seeking System.
Oxford Castle
3 New Rd, Oxford, OX1 1AY (or OX1 1ND for Sat Nav)
The Visitors Room is not exclusively reserved for the Adobe Groups, so please don't get upset if you have to mingle with the general hoi polloi. They're not infectious.

MalMaison 3 Oxford Castle, New Road, Oxford, OX1 1AY.
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Premiere & Post - Adobe Groups meeting this Thursday May 6th
7.30pm - 9.00pm
Forget election night join us at OFVM this thursday for drinks and a raffle of $2000 of Adobe software (CS5).
There will be demonstrations from Adrian Dodds from intoreality - http://www.intoreality.co.uk/
+ an Encore demonstration by Richard
See you there! (pub afterwards if everyone feels like it!)
Report from Meeting 21st January 2010 @ 7.30pm-9.00pm
Approximately 15 people attended. Members talked in turn about their background and their own particularly uses of Adobe post production software.
The group watched the Adobe Video on "mercury" and "end of rendering", and discussed it.
Richard Duriez gave a demonstration on several aspects of première pro CS4 including the multiband compressor, nesting and the Blend function.
New topics and demonstrations also came out of this.
Richard Duriez
Gary Shenton
Those using Premiere, After Effects and other Adobe post production software in a professional capacity.
To join the Premiere and Post Oxford group, sign up by Clicking on red banner "Join this group"
on Adobe Site page Premiere and Post Oxford
2) Oxford Dreamweaver Group
Also includes Photoshop users
Adobe Site Page Oxford Dreamweaver Group
Groups own Page Oxford Dreamweaver group
3) Flash Oxford
Adobe Site Page Flash Oxford
Groups own Page Flash Oxford
