Course
Length: One Day
Fees: Training at Client Offices:
One
delegate: £550 per-day + VAT
Additional delegates attending: £100 each per-day + VATOverview:
Macromedia Flash 5 is the professional standard for producing high impact Web
experiences. Flash 5 is easy to use, creative and the industry standard. Ideal
for web designers, it easily integrates with your existing Web production
workflow. Flash 5 provides the most powerful range of design, layout and
choreography tools for creative professionals. As the standard for advanced Web
sites and applications, Flash 5 combines the most powerful authoring tools with
the playback reliability and broad reach of the Macromedia Flash Player, with
over 250 million users.
Course Objectives:
 | Create animated sequences using
frame-by-frame and tweened animation, and implement the three types of
symbols and instances as both a development shortcut and a method for
optimising file size |
| Use ActionScript to create basic
interactivity, such as image rollovers, go to frame actions, get URL
actions, and drag movie clip |
| Add sound to Flash movies |
| Apply ActionScript techniques to
create basic forms, evaluate the position of an object, and
dynamically set properties of an object |
| Use ActionScript to dynamically set the
properties of a movie clip instance |
| Use the testing environment to optimise Flash
movies, and publish and export Flash movies. |
Introduction to Symbols
and Instances
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Animation
Overview
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Understanding
Symbols and Instances
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Editing
Symbols and Instances
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Creating
a Shared Symbol Library
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Creating
Buttons
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Interactivity in Flash
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Introduction
to Interactivity
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Adding
Actions
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Web-native
Printing with Flash |
Working with Sound
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Adding
Sounds to a Flash Movie
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Triggering
Sounds
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Importing
and Editing Sounds
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Sound
Optimisation
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Advanced Interactivity
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Basic Forms |
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Variables
and Expressions
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Object Properties
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Dynamically
Setting Properties
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Evaluating
the Position of an Object
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Navigating, Testing, and
Publishing a Flash Movie
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Using
the Movie Explorer
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Evaluating
Download Performance
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| Importing,
Exporting, and Publishing Movies |
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