Hello,
I posted this over a month ago but it appears to have been deleted and without stupidly saving the tutorials I was given, I'm left with nothing.
I'm building a website for my portfolio and my idea is to stop motion myself crumbling a piece of paper and when played backwards it appears as though the paper is coming out of nowhere and on the paper fully extended in my hand is the ad. The visitor clicks on a link, the paper crumbles into my hand and uncrumbles to release the new picture. I figure Flash would work best for this but that is working with my limited knowledge of Flash.
I was wondering if anyone had any direct tutorials are at least written guidelines how they would go about doing this. I figure taking the pictures with a white paper and then just throw the ad on top of the white paper to look as though it's on it. But there again I wouldn't know how to go about doing it.
I've looked at tutorials but I suppose I'm looking for direction. I'll have access to Dreamweaver, Flash and the rest of CS. Thank you for your time!
I posted this over a month ago but it appears to have been deleted and without stupidly saving the tutorials I was given, I'm left with nothing.
I'm building a website for my portfolio and my idea is to stop motion myself crumbling a piece of paper and when played backwards it appears as though the paper is coming out of nowhere and on the paper fully extended in my hand is the ad. The visitor clicks on a link, the paper crumbles into my hand and uncrumbles to release the new picture. I figure Flash would work best for this but that is working with my limited knowledge of Flash.
I was wondering if anyone had any direct tutorials are at least written guidelines how they would go about doing this. I figure taking the pictures with a white paper and then just throw the ad on top of the white paper to look as though it's on it. But there again I wouldn't know how to go about doing it.
I've looked at tutorials but I suppose I'm looking for direction. I'll have access to Dreamweaver, Flash and the rest of CS. Thank you for your time!