In this lesson we'll use time remapping to achieve three specific results: slow motion, a freeze frame, and reversed playback of a layer.

When someone has had the foresight to film a subject in front of a solid-color background, compositing work gets a lot easier. This video shows you how to use the Keylight effect to key out (make transparent) a solid-color background and use a garbage matte to isolate the area to be keyed.

In this video you'll see how the RAM and disk caches are used to save time, and how you can render compositions in the background so that you don't need to wait for a preview to be rendered before you can resume work.

This video introduces various small new and changed features in After Effects CS6 that have not been covered elsewhere in this course. Several of these features are briefly demonstrated.

In this video, you will lean how to use the Fast Previews menu. We will look at a rather complex scene and see how different settings affect your ability to manipulate elements.

In this lesson you will learn how to import projects using Pro Import After Effects. We will demonstrate using a Final Cut Pro project, but the same procedure works for other formats, such as XML, AAF, OMF, and Apple Motions.

The Warp Stabilizer effect is very useful for removing unwanted camera movement from footage, especially wobbly handheld shots. You'll get a demonstration of this amazing new feature in this video.

In this video you'll see how easy it is to repair rolling shutter artifacts, which are common in footage from DSLRs and mobile phone cameras, using the new Rolling Shutter Repair effect.

The Adobe Youth Voices Lead Educator training brought together lead educators from around the world representing the coreleadership in the Adobe Youth Voices Network. During the training Lead Educators worked in teams to create short media clips on a range of topics meaningful to adult facilitators of youth media. In this clip, Generating Ideas, team members discuss the challenges educators face when getting youth to select a specific idea with a focused message and a defined audience. The team members are: · Allan Kakinda (Uganda) · Todd Strother (United States) · Dennis Martinus (Bonaire) · Cristina Bosio Ferrer (Argentina)

Join Todd Greenbaum for a quick overview on Adobe Pass Version 2, including details on some large recent events enabled by Adobe Pass, including the London Games.

Check in with Todd Greenbaum for this overview of Adobe Pass and how it enables more of the content consumers crave to come online.

Happy Birthday, FormsCentral! Featuring FormsCentral team members: Liz McQuarrie Randy Swineford Shannon Hickey (and family) Eman Fu Lori DeFurio Roberto Perelman Tupper Snook Rebecca Staley Akiko Yamamoto Maria Siatos David Kastendick Todd Rein Genevieve Laroche Mengmeng Niu Andrey Efremov Alex Grossman Anatole Matveief Jeff Canepa

In honor of FormsCentral's first birthday, Todd Gerber reminisces on the past year and looks forward to what the future has to bring for the FormsCentral service.

Get an introduction to the AIR for Android publishing options in Flash Professional CS5.5. Learn how to debug an AIR for Android application on a mobile device via a USB port.

Get an overview of the new AIR and mobile device code snippets in Flash Pro CS5.5. Learn how to use a snippet to make an object move onscreen when a user tilts their mobile device.

Thinking about switching to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5? Join Karl Soule as he shares some of the tricks that can make that transition easier as well as a variety of assets which will help you make an informed decision. *Please check the comment section for a list of links used in this video*

Thinking about switching to Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5? Join Karl Soule as he shares some of the tricks that can make that transition easier as well as a variety of assets which will help you make an informed decision. *Please check the comment section for a list of links used in this video*

Todd Greenbaum, Senior Product Manager Adobe Pass, shows how Adobe’s newest hosted service, Adobe Pass, allows Pay TV companies as well as programmers to bring “TV Everywhere” to their customers across virtually any device.

See how Adobe Media Encoder is becoming easier to use, with numerous user interface improvements for encoding and exporting assets. New output presets for iPad devices and other tablets and improved workflow for outputting to multiple devices make working with AME faster and easier. (by Tim Kurkoski and Todd Kopriva)

In part 1 of 2, see how Adobe Media Encoder is becoming easier to use, with numerous user interface improvements for importing assets. Drag-and-drop import from Adobe Premiere Pro and After Effects and an improved watch folder interface make working with AME faster and easier. (by Tim Kurkoski and Todd Kopriva)

Todd Gerber, Group Product Marketing Manager @ Adobe discusses Adobe FormsCentral, a new cloud-based form creation and distribution service.

"Join Todd Pasternack and Chris Deely of leading rich media provider PointRoll as they discuss the present and future of rich media mobile advertising. Learn how and why you should leverage Adobe Flash Player 10.1 in your mobile campaigns. They'll explore the overall strategy and creative use of device features and take a look at some code optimized for mobile development. They'll also touch on some of the future uses of Flash Player, including leveraging existing assets, implementing IAB standards, and serving ads into mobile Adobe AIR applications. "

Learn to publish an application you've created. Use the Flash Publish settings to adjust how the file is published.

Learn about Flash CS5, the industry-standard tool for creating interactive, rich media content, including animation and applications for the web, the desktop, and even mobile devices.

Learn about the basics of the workspace in Flash CS5, including the Stage, the Timeline, panels, and the Tools panel.

Learn how to tell the difference between frames, keyframes, and blank keyframes by using visual cues on the Timeline. Learn what each type of frame in the Timeline indicates about the contents of the Stage.

Learn to use the library to organize the reusable assets in your file. Preview, sort, and organize assets into folders in the Library panel. Switch between the libraries of open files and re-use assets between files.

Optimize the file size and performance of your Flash applications by using symbols in the Library panel.

Place one symbol inside another by using a technique in Flash called nesting. Learn to create nested symbols, drag instances from the library, edit artwork in Symbol Editing mode, and use the breadcrumb trail to navigate back to the main Timeline.

Convert any piece of artwork into a movie clip symbol. Learn the differences between movie clips and other types of symbols. Understand the relationship between a movie clip and the main Timeline.

Understand the differences between the object and merge drawing modes in Flash. Toggle between the two modes when creating shapes, make shape selections, and convert drawing objects to merge.

Layers allow you to organize the contents of the Stage from front to back. Objects on a layer can be shown, hidden, edited, or moved at the same time. Move objects into layers by using the Distribute To Layers command.

Animate a symbol by applying a motion tween to the Timeline. Extend the duration of an animation by adding frames. Position the symbol to define the start point and end point of the motion tween.

Flash CS5 introduces a new text layout engine, the Text Layout Framework (TLF), which enables highly flexible and customizable text display. Set up a document to use the TLF engine. Learn about the three different types of TLF text.

Use the Text tool to create text with the Text Layout Framework (TLF). Adjust a wide range of text settings, such as casing, justification, padding, and alignment in the Property inspector.

Create a button symbol from text, a bitmap image, or a vector shape. Define keyframes for the up, over, down, and hit states of the button, and swap out the artwork for the different states.

Learn how the Text Layout Framework lets you finely control text properties, flow text across multiple containers, and work with vertical, right-to-left, and multi-language text.

Learn how to preview video on the Stage in the FLVPlayback component, add and edit video cue points within Flash Pro, seek to a cue point, and begin using cue points in ActionScript code.

Product Manager Lawson Hancock demonstrates new features such as the Multitrack editor, Automatic Volume Correction, and the ASND file format.

Watch how the all-new Production Premium CS4 helps you craft world-class video, audio, and interactive media with the most intelligent post-production solution for creative professionals.

Convert After Effects markers to cue points for use in Flash and Flash Player using ActionScript.

Group Product Manager Giles Baker demonstrates features such as Batch Encoding, the new OnLocation interface, and improved workflow integration with other CS4 products.

Create animations using tweens. Learn what tweens are and discover the different types: shape, motion, armature, and bone tweens.

Use Adobe Media Encoder to encode a video clip as an FLV, F4V, or MP4 file. Import video into Flash. Choose the controls to play back the video.

Learn how to create shape tweens. Identify object and merge drawings. Create starting and ending keyframes. Preview complex shape tweens.

Create Flash movies for the Web. Automatically create HTML, SWF, FLA, and F4V files. Preview Flash movies in a web browser.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Learn how to create content in After Effects for export to Flash in XFL format, allowing native editing in Flash.

Save and reuse animations using the Motion Presets panel. Use default and custom presets to enhance animations.

Use ActionScript to control the Timeline or add interactivity to animations. Place ActionScript code in frames on the Timeline or in external files.

Control the properties of an animation using the Motion Editor. Adjust the x and y values and property keyframes. Add effects using filters.

Create bone systems to easily create animated hinge effects. Generate complex animations using a bone system. Preview an animation and test a movie.

Use ActionScript to build a simple, interactive application. Use keyboard shortcuts to view ActionScript. Add event listeners and stop actions.

Customize the interface by using preset workspaces or creating your own. Learn about different workspace options, such as Essentials and Designer.

Become familiar with the Flash drawing tools. Use the Line, Pencil, and Shape tools. Change the color of a shape's stroke and fill.

Export an InDesign document to XFL. Edit the resulting file in Flash Pro while preserving the visual appearance of the original.

Utilize sound in Flash movies. Import sound to the Stage or the Library. Open the Sound Properties window to change the compression of a sound.

Learn essential Flash file types, including FLA, SWF, FLV, F4V, and MP4. Discover other file types, such as ActionScript and XFL.

Use the Motion Editor to finely control the tweening of individual properties. Also apply ease curves to individual property tweens.

Use motion tween presets, and learn how to create and save your own motion tweens as presets.

Understand the importance of symbols as the basic building blocks of Flash CS4. Learn the difference between movie clips, buttons, and graphics.

Tour the Welcome screen and save files in Flash. Learn the three major parts of the Flash interface: the Stage, the Timeline, and the panels.

Learn object and merge, the two main drawing types in Flash CS4. Explore the benefits and limitations of each drawing type. Create custom shapes.

Import bitmap images to the Stage or the Library. Take an image from the Library and place it on the Stage.

Learn how to create content in After Effects for export to Flash in XFL format, allowing native editing in Flash.

Learn to create and optimize FLV files in Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Join Chafic Kazoun, Joshua Noble, Yakov Fain and Todd Anderson to learn Flex application design (architecture) strategies.

Join Francisco Kattan, Eric John, Anup Murarka, Steve Sprigg, Todd Murphy and Paul Sinclair, a panel of industry representatives - as they speak about the Open Screen Project.

Learn Flash workflow basics: using the workspace, creating and importing artwork, using symbols and Timeline, and publishing SWF files.

Learn what Flash is and what it can do. Create and display animation, video, and sound content. Add interactivity. Learn the Flash interface.

Learn how to create wireframes in Fireworks using pages, layers, grids, guides, smart guides, and rich symbols.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Learn to create and optimize FLV files in Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Learn how to create content in After Effects for export to Flash in XFL format, allowing native editing in Flash.

Export from After Effects in a format that can be used in Flash, with many kinds of layers and keyframes intact and editable.

Convert After Effects markers to cue points for use in Flash and Flash Player using ActionScript.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Learn to add cue points to files in Soundbooth, import sounds into Flash, and perform round-trip editing between Flash with Soundbooth.

Learn to create and optimize FLV files in Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, and Adobe Premier Pro.

Learn to create and optimize FLV files in Adobe Media Encoder, After Effects, and Adobe Premiere Pro.

Learn what Flash is and what it can do. Create and display animation, video, and sound content. Add interactivity. Learn the Flash interface.

Learn Flash workflow basics: using the workspace, creating and importing artwork, using symbols and Timeline, and publishing SWF files.

Learn how to create a motion tween, step by step. Animate symbols and apply special effects unique to motion tweens. Preview Flash animations.

Export an InDesign document to XFL. Edit the resulting file in Flash Pro while preserving the visual appearance of the original.

Responding to mouse events - In this movie, instructor Todd Perkins demonstrates how to capture and react to different mouse events, including rollovers and rollouts in XML and ActionScript.

Todd Perkins teaches how to create a video reflection using Flash and ActionScript. He also covers adding a transparent value to a video reflection.