In this Flash lesson, I show you how to move a symbol around with your mouse using ActionScript 3.0. This tutorial is intended for beginners as I try to explain the ActionScript functions as well as go through the process at a slower speed.

Now that we have completed the Flash animation, audio will need to be added. In this demo, we begin the steps of adding music and sound effects to your project. In the full version, you will get access to the audio files along with the entire lesson.

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In this Adobe Flash Youtorial demo, I demonstrate the beginning steps to setting up an establishing shot. Here we will draw out the planet to prepare it for our movie. In the final tutorial you will polish up the planet, animate the scene and add text.

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All things must come to an end and in this demo we start the process to finishing up your cartoon. We will finally begin to see how the cartoon looks from concept to animation.

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It’s no secret that Adobe Flash can sometimes have a hard time exporting videos. This is especially true with complex or longer works. Audio can go off sync, frame rates can drop, videos can have weird glitches and so on. The technique in this tutorial will give you a gauranteed clean render. Just know you will need three pieces of software (Flash, Vision Lab Studio (or something comparable) and a video editor) and some time set aside to do this.

In this Adobe Flash Youtorial demo, we see the first part of setting up a jumping animation for our character. In the entire tutorial, you will create a gap for the character to run and jump over.

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In this Adobe Flash tutorial demo we begin the steps for setting up an establishing tracking shot. The entire tutorial takes you through the steps of how to create a scrolling background from start to finish.

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In this Adobe Flash demo, we start the process of creating different emotions for our character to express. In the full lesson, you will learn how to create zoom ins to amplify these emotions and actions.

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In this Adobe Flash lesson I show you two methods for creating a door opening animation. First, I use the Classic Tween method and lay down some keyframes while doing some minor re-sizing and re-positioning. Next, I use the 3D rotation tool, which is useful if you have Flash CS4 or CS5.

In this Adobe Flash Youtorial demo, I show you how to start designing the obstacle our character will be running away from. In the full lesson you will polish the design and learn how to animate the boulder.

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