Adobe MAX, Free For Everyone This Year, Is Now Open For Signups
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For visionaries who have been missing out, the much-anticipated annual Adobe MAX event, where the company teases its state-of-the-art experimental technologies for the creative world, will be hosted virtually and be free for all to attend this year. You just have to sign up for the conference, and the great news is that registrations have just opened ahead of the event’s run from 20 to 22 October.
Normally, Adobe’s creativity conference is ticketed and hosted at one venue, so many might have been unable to attend it in the past. This year, everyone gets to enjoy 56 hours worth of “non-stop inspiration and learning,” including live demos, Adobe’s much-awaited Sneaks, Creative Cloud innovations, celebrity appearances, sessions conducted by some of the industry’s most respected names, as well as musical performances.
It seems that free doesn’t equate to any compromise in quality. The conference will feature creative luminaries and celebrity speakers like Academy Award-winning filmmaker Ava DuVernay, household photographer Annie Leibovitz, Hollywood cream-of-the-crop Keanu Reeves, recording artist Tyler the Creator, creative education platform The Futur’s founder Chris Do, and many more. Their speeches are just some of the 350 available sessions that guests of all skill levels can choose from this year.
Registered attendees will later be able to access presentation downloads, instructor files, get in touch with Adobe’s product experts in a Meet the Teams segment, as well as take on virtual networking opportunities with fellow creatives from around the world in live chats during session premieres. They’ll also be able to qualify for a sweepstakes to win a free MAX T-shirt.
For more details and to sign up for the conference, hop here.
[via Adobe]
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