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21 Cards in this Set
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Stop Motion Project |
Have student partners plan and create a stop motion animation. Project and rubric are included |
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Introduction to Flash Animation CS6 |
This presentation is part f the Adobe Digital CS^: Foundation of Web Design curriculum, Project 5: Interactive game. Use this presentation to introduce students to the principles of how to create animations in Adobe Flash Professional CS6 |
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Learn Flash Professional CS6 |
Use this collection of technical tutorials, from the digital design curriculum, to learn how to use Adobe Flash Professional CS6 |
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Introduction To Animation |
This introductory course into the world of animation is divided into three parts. Each section contains links specific assignments projects and related tutorials. Students will have an opportunity to investigate careers related to animation. From idea to completed project. |
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Animating a simple stick-man cycle |
A video lesson showing the basics of frame by frame animation in Flash and how to make a simple walking stick man animation. |
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Adobe Flash Professional CS6: How to draw and create shapes |
Use this guide to learn how to draw with basic shapes and lines, create decorative fills by using the Deco tool, convert text and bitmap images to vector shapes, and use adaptive scaling to produce a Flash document for multiple screens. |
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Frame |
Still image that creates animation when viewed in succession |
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Keyframe |
Specified place in the animation where change occurs |
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Tween |
Animation process that occurs between keyframes |
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Motion Tween |
Used to make an object smoothly transition from a defined starting position to a defined ending position |
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Shape Tween |
Used to make an object gradually morph or change shape |
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Library |
Collection of graphics, audio, and video files utilized in a particular animation project |
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Symbol |
An project stored in the library of a project that can be quickly accessed and used repeatedly throughout the animation |
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Scene |
Used separate different parts of an animation to make editing and playback easier to organize |
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Alpha/Opacity |
Transparency value of object in animation to make an object gradually fade in and out |
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Anchor Point |
Rotation axis of an animated spinning object |
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Animated GIF file format |
Supports only frame-based animation. Simplest way to display short animation clips only animation format that cannot play audio |
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.SWF file format |
Stadard animation format for use on internet. Can support frame-based vector animation. Supports ActionScript coding allowing for user interactivity. Relatively small file size. |
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.MOV file Format |
Converts an animation to a video file. Can be imported and edited by a video editing software. Used for television broadcasting. |
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.FLA file format |
Native project file used by Adobe. Preserves the project's layers, scenes, and library for future editing. Can only be opened or edited by Flash |
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.FLV file format |
Video format that uses the Adobe Flash Player code for playback. Standard format for embedded video on the internet. |
