Alternatives to Adobe (Online Course)

Difficulty

none

Duration

Varies, self-paced

Fitness Level

No physical fitness required

Overview

Discover how BRIC's online courses turn free, open-source software into powerful tools for digital artists and designers. Learn from anywhere and build your creative skills today!

Workshop

Brooklyn, New York

Alternatives to Adobe (Online Course)

Explore low cost/free alternatives to Premiere, Photoshop, After Effects and Audition.

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Date

Tue, Oct 7

Travelers

2

Adventure Photos

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About This Adventure

Rates

Student - free

Duration

2 Hours

About

We all know of Adobe’s huge array of products and services related to graphic design, animation, video and audio editing (among many others!) Did you know that there are many alternatives to Adobe applications that work just as well and won’t break the bank? In this course we will introduce some alternatives to Adobe’s popular four applications: Premiere, Photoshop, After Effects, and Audition. Many of the applications are free or very low cost, and will work on a Mac or a PC. By the end of the course we hope that you will have some more tools in your post-production toolbox.

Adventure Tips

Use a stable internet connection

A reliable internet connection ensures smooth streaming of tutorials and live workshops.

Set up your workspace for comfort and focus

Create a dedicated, well-lit area with a comfortable chair to maximize learning efficiency.

Practice with real projects

Apply new skills immediately to projects to reinforce learning and build your portfolio.

Join community forums and groups

Engage with other students for tips, feedback, and motivation throughout the course.

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Wildlife

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History

BRIC has been a pioneer in digital arts education in the region since 2010, championing affordable creativity.

Conservation

The focus on free, open-source software aligns with sustainable practices by reducing reliance on proprietary licenses and encouraging resource sharing.