Terminator Dark Fate: Trailer Remix Challenge!

Hello Kevin,

I know this contest ended a long time ago, but I had downloaded the assets prior and was wondering if we can still use the Terminator clips to create a trailer demo that can be posted to YouTube without copyright infringement. Or, are they no longer useable? I'm talking specifically about the clips from the film, not the Adobe stock assests. I'd like to create a demo I can use as a tutorial on film trailer creation. Did Paramount grant indefinite use of those assets?

Thanks

how do i contact adobe about this remix

hello, i spent the last week editing my trailer remix and missed the deadline due to issues not being able to upload, what can I do to contact and get in the competition i would be extremely dissapointed if there is no way for me to get in despite having worked hard on it and trying to submit at the right time

HELP! I've been trying to submit my entry for the last 4 days but ever time I click submit on the website it just shows the loading icon for HOURS. I've tried multiple times, different computers, restarted everything, cleared cache, cookies etc, different browsers - nothing works. Is there any other way to submit?

Do we get audio effects to go with the footage? Things like gunfire, fight sounds, car audio? Silent scenes don't always play well!

In today's livestream, we'll talk about entering the Terminator: Dark Fate trailer remix challenge.
Jason will show you where and how to access assets, music, SFX and more and a few little tips to get started.

Burhan, One other thing, with my sample.  In MN. (U.S.) there is a library system ( State, County, City ) all linked together including some services that are peripheral to the actual loaning of books and stuff. For example, there is a thing called Freegal which allows you to download music ( not a loan, but to keep ). The money for that stuff comes from federal, state, county funds (taxpayer money) where they buy the rights for the stuff so it can be distributed via library related 'Freegal' site.  I went there and got some terminator theme song or whatever it's called, which was recorded by some group, and that's what I used in my sample. I'm sure I would have to do some investigation into the rights issue if I were to use the sound for commercial purpose, but otherwise it's free to use and I suggest that all those who have nice library systems online do the same... look for stuff you can use.

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Burhan, In my opinion the true value of the competition or 'challenge' is what YOU get out of it using the source materials to make the trailer. I don't know what people get when they download the zip (source) files because I only have cs6 and can't open the project file(s). Also, it's my belief that making a 'better' trailer rather than a spoof or joke or some kind of whacky alternative is best. Like, imagine you want the trailer to play as a TV commercial of 30 seconds.  Make one that is 30 seconds to see if you can do it.  That to me is the real value of this whole thing. Actually 'entering' the challenge ( uploading your finished sample ) is not really that important. Sharing what you do HERE is a lot more important, cause then everyone learns from one another what they are doing to solve certain problems.

I didn't watch the real trailer until I'd finished mine, and was kind of surprised mine starts and ends like the real trailer. But then again, when you scrub through the stuff, it's hard to imagine starting or ending it any other way. Maybe start with the dialogue of who she is and the aerial shot of vehicle traveling along ridge... 

The trouble with that is you get into the pickup bed immediately with characters you have no clue about except for Sarah.

The sound of my plasma thing was done by recording mylar being crumpled up and the drum hit by using a stock steel door slam ( bass only in the EQ of audition ) ... and stuff like that is fun to share.

I think that sort of thing is more important than entering the actual 'challenge'.   For one thing I don't want a subscription even if it was a gift. My computers are not powerful enough to use the modern Adobe stuff. And I don't use the internet on my edit computer.

So, in conclusion, get the source stuff, make something, post it to youtube or vimeo, and share it with us.. and tell us if you did anything fun to resolve problems etc.

The copyright laws and the hoops the people had to go through to just GET this source material to the public is probably way too complicated to simply change what countries can enter the competition. I have no clue.

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Why India is not added into countries for joining the challenge. I also wanted to join. There is any other way to join the challenge.