In this tutorial, we will export our finished book app trailer for uploading to YouTube, using the most common HD resolution settings which are 1280 x 720 (16:9 aspect ratio). As for the most common audio settings, you will want to use the AAC-LC Advanced Audio Codec.

After you’ve captured your video, the next step is to trim away those sections not wanted in the final project. A software that I use for this is ScreenFlow by Telestream Inc. It’s easy to use and therefore you get the job done quickly. ScreenFlow is a screencasting and screen recording software.

In this tutorial, we will create an After Effects CC Snowfall simulation that will be the basis of a book app trailer. The project has a jpg background image and the snowfall will be on an adjustment layer above that. You will also learn the names of the panels in the After Effects workspace.

Now that you have your book app in the app store, it’s time to think about advertising the app. One of the best ways to market your app is to create a book app trailer. Book app trailers are much like movie trailers, giving the viewer a peak at what’s inside the book app.

In the last Flash CS6 tutorial, we created a simple Motion Tween animation that moved an object along a straight line. Now, we will modify the animation to move the object along a curved line.

We will take a look at a new type of tween animation. The Motion Tween is the favorite tween animation option in Flash. It's very flexible and can be used to create quite complex animations.

We will create a simple animation that will move the circle from the left side of the stage to the right. This is called a linear animation because the object moves along a straight line. We will demonstrate what a Keyframe is and how it works.

In this tutorial, we will demonstrate how the layer hierarchy in the Flash Timeline will create an illusion of depth.

How to use layers in the Flash Timeline to organize your project assets.

When creating animations, slideshows or other Flash based projects, you will find that most of the work is done on the Flash Timeline. So what is the Timeline and how do we use it?