By Mindy McAdams
You will see something cool here if you upgrade your Flash player.
A year ago, Poynter launched NewsU, a free site for online learning about my favorite subject — journalism. Anyone from anywhere is welcome to register (it’s free), and most self-directed courses take only an hour or two.
Take a look at “Multimedia Reporting: Covering Breaking News,” for example (start with the video documentary section; it’s good). [...]
Finally! In Migrating Flash Projects to Video, Chris Georgenes of Mudbubble (and author of some of my favorite Flash animation tutorials!) explains step-by-step how to export any Flash movie TO TAPE — so you can drop it right into your broadcast system and air it.
I wrote about this two whole years ago (in my book [...]
Ray Villalobos has started posting FREE Flash tutorials on his Web site. For example, here’s how to build a slideshow that loads photos or animations from an external source.
Ray is the director of multimedia for Mega Communications and former interactive designer for the Orlando Sentinel’s Web site. He’s going to share one new Flash tip [...]
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