Adobe Flash CS5.5 for Beginners

Adobe Flash CS5.5 for Beginners, available at Free, has an average rating of 4.8, with 148 lectures, based on 497 reviews, and has 96766 subscribers.

You will learn about How to create standalone presentations and animated scenes from beginning to end. How to create web-ready videos using the Flash encoder and create usable playback controls. How to import graphics and artwork from Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator into an active Flash project. How to work with text, images, audio and video within Adobe Flash. How to publish Flash projects to a variety of formats. This course is ideal for individuals who are Beginning users interested in creating interactive projects and animations for the web. or Graphic designers coming from Photoshop and Illustrator wanting to incorporate their artwork into Flash projects. or Multimedia producers interested in how Flash can be used to share their audio and video projects across the web. It is particularly useful for Beginning users interested in creating interactive projects and animations for the web. or Graphic designers coming from Photoshop and Illustrator wanting to incorporate their artwork into Flash projects. or Multimedia producers interested in how Flash can be used to share their audio and video projects across the web.

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Summary

Title: Adobe Flash CS5.5 for Beginners

Price: Free

Average Rating: 4.8

Number of Lectures: 148

Number of Published Lectures: 148

Number of Curriculum Items: 148

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 148

Original Price: Free

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

How to create standalone presentations and animated scenes from beginning to end.
How to create web-ready videos using the Flash encoder and create usable playback controls.
How to import graphics and artwork from Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator into an active Flash project.
How to work with text, images, audio and video within Adobe Flash.
How to publish Flash projects to a variety of formats.

Who Should Attend

Beginning users interested in creating interactive projects and animations for the web.
Graphic designers coming from Photoshop and Illustrator wanting to incorporate their artwork into Flash projects.
Multimedia producers interested in how Flash can be used to share their audio and video projects across the web.

Target Audiences

Beginning users interested in creating interactive projects and animations for the web.
Graphic designers coming from Photoshop and Illustrator wanting to incorporate their artwork into Flash projects.
Multimedia producers interested in how Flash can be used to share their audio and video projects across the web.

A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this course.

Adobe Flash is still the leading way to create animations, games and presentations that can be viewed on any computer and countless mobile devices. It's also an incredibly popular way to share high quality video. Now in this hands-on Adobe flash cs5 tutorials for Beginners course, you'll learn how to work within the application to create impressive visuals for interactive animations, website interfaces and streaming online videos with usable controls.

The Adobe Flash Training Video course presented by professor Andy Anderson is a beginner-friendly guide to multimedia creation using the program's professional features. You'll learn how to work in Flash from the most basic creation of a project to adding layers, working with the timeline, adjusting colors, importing graphics, introducing interactivity and more. It could take years to learn such a wide range of skills on your own, but in this guided course you can learn how to put your videos, animations and presentations online in a matter of hours.

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Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Whats New In Flash CS5.5

Lecture 1: Working Files – Download These First

Lecture 2: Introduction

Lecture 3: Working With Enhanced Scaling Assets

Lecture 4: Adding Pinning Support For IK Objects

Lecture 5: The Improved Snippets Panel

Lecture 6: Sharing Assets With The Projects Panel

Lecture 7: Cache As Bitmap, And Export To Bitmap

Lecture 8: Converting Vector To Bitmap

Lecture 9: Publishing To iOS Devices

Lecture 10: Conclusion

Chapter 2: Introduction To Flash

Lecture 1: Chapter 2 Intro

Lecture 2: Opening & Saving Flash Working Documents

Lecture 3: Modifying Flash Preferences

Lecture 4: Controlling Document Settings

Lecture 5: Creating A Flash Project

Lecture 6: Basics Of Flash Publishing

Lecture 7: Quick Tip – Running The Animation Within Flash

Lecture 8: Quick Tip – Customize Tools Panel

Chapter 3: Working In The Flash Environment

Lecture 1: Chapter 3 Intro

Lecture 2: The Flash Timeline

Lecture 3: Working With Layers

Lecture 4: Controlling Layer Complexity With Folders

Lecture 5: Working With Layer Preferences

Lecture 6: Understanding Flash Scenes

Lecture 7: Quick Tip – Utilizing Flash File Info

Lecture 8: Quick Tip – Quick Access To Scenes

Chapter 4: Working With Colors – Gradients And Shapes

Lecture 1: Chapter 4 Intro

Lecture 2: Working With Color

Lecture 3: Using The Flash Deco Tool

Lecture 4: The Line Drawing Tool

Lecture 5: Understanding The Pencil Tool

Lecture 6: Working With The Brush & Scatter Brush Tools

Lecture 7: Using Predefined Shape Tools

Lecture 8: Working With Gradients

Lecture 9: Quick Tip – Changing Colors With The Eyedropper Tool

Lecture 10: Quick Tip – Adding Strokes And Fills To Objects

Lecture 11: Quick Tip – Controlling The Edges Of Objects

Chapter 5: Working With The Flash Library

Lecture 1: Chapter 5 Intro

Lecture 2: Working With Flash Objects

Lecture 3: Understanding The Flash Library

Lecture 4: Working With Graphic Symbols

Lecture 5: Using Movie Clips

Lecture 6: Working With Flash Buttons

Lecture 7: Generating Graphic Symbols

Lecture 8: Creating A Movie Clip

Lecture 9: Making A Simple Button

Lecture 10: Working With External Libraries

Lecture 11: Swapping Library Symbols

Lecture 12: Quick Tip – Converting Strokes To Fills

Chapter 6: Working Flash Text

Lecture 1: Chapter 6 Intro

Lecture 2: Classic Versus CS5 Text

Lecture 3: Working In Classic Flash Text

Lecture 4: Working With Fonts, Colors & Size

Lecture 5: Tracking, Kerning And Leading

Lecture 6: Spell Check & Find And Replace

Lecture 7: Working With Rotation And Alignment

Lecture 8: Embedding Fonts

Lecture 9: Breaking Text Apart

Lecture 10: Multiple Text Boxes

Lecture 11: Quick Tip – Breaking And Reconnecting Column Text

Lecture 12: Quick Tip – Working With Special Characters

Lecture 13: Quick Tip – Formatting Columnar Text

Chapter 7: Importing Graphics Into Flash

Lecture 1: Chapter 7 Intro

Lecture 2: Bitmap Versus Vector

Lecture 3: Dragging And Dropping From An Application

Lecture 4: Dragging And Dropping From The Desktop

Lecture 5: Using The Flash Import Command

Lecture 6: Editing Bitmap Images

Lecture 7: Compressing Bitmap Images

Lecture 8: Converting Bitmaps To Vector

Lecture 9: Quick Tip – Setting Selection Preferences

Chapter 8: Working With Flash Animation: Frame-By-Frame

Lecture 1: Chapter 8 Intro

Lecture 2: Building A Frame-By-Frame Animation

Lecture 3: Modifying A Frame-By-Frame Animation

Lecture 4: Working With Alignment And Distribution

Lecture 5: Editing Tips

Chapter 9: Working With Classic Tweening

Lecture 1: Chapter 9 Intro

Lecture 2: Understanding Classic Tweening

Lecture 3: Setting Up The Document

Lecture 4: Creating A Classic Tween

Lecture 5: Rotating A Tween Object

Lecture 6: Working With Gravity

Lecture 7: Changing The Shape Of A Tween Shape

Lecture 8: Using Guide Layers

Lecture 9: Morphing Object With Shape Tweening

Lecture 10: Working With Shape Hinting

Lecture 11: Quick Tip – Working With Multiple Spans

Lecture 12: Quick Tip – Fading With A Tween

Chapter 10: Working In The Motion Tween Panel

Lecture 1: Chapter 10 Intro

Lecture 2: The Motion Editor Panel

Instructors

Andy Anderson

Rating Distribution

1 stars: 19 votes
2 stars: 10 votes
3 stars: 48 votes
4 stars: 145 votes
5 stars: 275 votes

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