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Adobe Flash CS5 Level 2
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| Course title | Adobe Flash CS5 Level 2 |
|---|---|
| Delivery method |  Classroom |
| RRP | £295 exc. VAT |
| Days/Duration | 1 |
| Code | ADFLCS5L2 |
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Overview
You will plan, design and develop complex Flash projects using the Adobe Flash CS5 application.
Target Audience: This course is intended for users who want to expand their introductory skills in developing animations and working with ActionScript 3.0.
Prerequisites
- Attendance of Adobe Flash CS5 Level 1 course: ADFLCS5L2 (or equivalent knowledge)
- Students should also have the desire to expand their knowledge of ActionScript 3.0
Delegates will learn how to
- Plan a Flash project
- Design a project
- Manage symbols
- Lay out text in a Flash document
- Create advanced animations
- Add audio to a movie
- Work with ActionScript 3.0
- Publish a movie in different file formats
- Extend Flash
Course Outline
Lesson 1: Planning a Flash Project
- Topic 1A: Understand a Workflow
- Topic 1B: Translate Workflow Plans to Flash
- Topic 1C: Identify Elements of a Project Plan
Lesson 2: Designing a Project
- Topic 2A: Initiate a Project
- Topic 2B: Create Design Patterns
Lesson 3: Managing Symbols
- Topic 3A: Use Movie Clips
- Topic 3B: Use Buttons
Lesson 4: Laying Out Text
- Topic 4A: Lay Out Text in a Flash Movie
- Topic 4B: Embed Text Fonts in a Movie
Lesson 5: Creating Advanced Animations
- Topic 5A: Work with Inverse Kinematics
- Topic 5B: Add Motion to Animations
- Topic 5C: Apply 3D Transformation to an Object
- Topic 5D: Apply Effects to an Object
Lesson 6: Adding Audio to a Movie
- Topic 6A: Import Audio
- Topic 6B: Control Audio
Lesson 7: Working with ActionScript 3.0
- Topic 7A: Understand Additional ActionScript Concepts
- Topic 7B: Add Interactivity Using ActionScript Elements
- Topic 7C: Use Dynamic Mask
- Topic 7D: Work with Pre-Built Components
Lesson 8: Publishing a Movie in Different Formats
- Topic 8A: Add Metadata to SWF Files
- Topic 8B: Ensure Accessibility
- Topic 8C: Create Multiple Outputs
Lesson 9: Extending Flash
- Topic 9A: Understand JSFL
- Topic 9B: Understand Adobe Extension Manager CS5
Related courses from which you may also benefit:
- Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Level 1
- Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 Level 2
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