Now that we have imported our portfolio project Photoshop file into Adobe Flash Catalyst, we are ready to work on the navigation for our portfolio. We will build the pages or states for our project and turn our imported graphics into button components in Flash Catalyst.

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 build the design that we planned out in the previous tutorial onto the layers of the Flash Timeline. Then, we will work on the first of the animations for the advertising blinkie.

In this tutorial, we will create two types of animation. One is a simple frame-based animation and the other uses the Transform Timeline Effect to morph text.

Creating a movie trailer would be easy to do in Flash

The next step in our Flash Beginner's Guide series is to take a tour of the Flash user interface and all the authoring tools Flash has for web, mobile, desktop and media-rich projects. Let's get started.

We will write a function that will remove all the event listeners for the buttons on our menu overlay.

How to attach a mouse click event listener to a toggle button.

There are two types of Flash movie files. Learn the difference between them and how to use both.

We will begin by taking a tour of the iMovie workspace. Lucky for us, the workspace is very simple and easy to understand. When you open iMovie for the first time, you will see the Welcome screen, which has links to Getting Started lessons and Help files.