How can I get experience with on the job web design with Flash without ever getting a job opportunity?
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http://www.easyjobhunt.com/
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An agency job is fun and rewarding as long as you like and respect the creative director. Right now agencies are paying top dollar for Flash designers. The best place to start is to contact the creative directors at the large agencies and ask for an interview. They will want to see your portfolio, so building an online portfolio will help.\n\nAlso, agencies love getting new clients, so if any of the customers you freelance for would be willing to use you at your new agency, they will hire you for sure.\n\nIf you live in CT, email me your resume or portfolio link. I am always looking for talent at my agency.\n\ngood luck, joetheadguy@aol.com
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You will have to get the source code of the program, which only the company may offer.  You may want to search for a credible "Flash source code" on Google.\n\nBe wary of what you download.
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Flash isn't really easy to learn. It has an excellent tutorial built into it though.
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I have Adobe and I have made websites using it.  I only have one site up and running right now, but have made many for friends in the past.  I would love a chance for online web design work.  Currently I'm living in China.\n\nhttp://www.freewebs.com/advice_1_girl/index.htm\nclick the webbie link.  That will tell you more.  If you want some examples let me know.
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I highly recommend flash 8.0\n\nhttp://www.learnflash.com\nyou can also get a demo of flash 8.0 developer at \nhttp://www.macromedia.com
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Absolutely.  Flash is wonderful for animating vector shapes, and save the output at a very small file size.  If you're new to Flash, it can be a little intimidating the first time you open it up.  i can recommend a book to start you off.. Flash MX: Training from the Source by Jen DeHaan. The step by step tutorials will definately get you going with animations, as well as some of the other powerful features for web development. Good luck!
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You can try http://Cartoonsmart.com for tutorials on flash creating design and animations.\nTry learning from the games made by http://miniclip.com\nYou can get additonal help from guys at http://kirupa.com ,trust me kirupians help you no matter how vague question is,they also arrange contests on game making.\nThe best place to learn the basic is http://flashkit.com\nAlso have a look at http://actionscript.com and somne URLs BELOW\n\nHope this helps.\nGoodluck.
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U have the tutorials in macromedia 5  help\nthose r enough gor basic flash i guess
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The best site out there for helping you design and operate a website to professional standards is the Sitepoint website. You can find it at:\n\nhttp://www.sitepoint.com\n\nI've followed the site since before it was Sitepoint (was webmaster journal or resources or some such back in the 90's) and it's hands down the best. Many professionals and really smart entrepreneurs and techies hang out in the forums and the entire community is very helpful. They even have a forum where you can request other members to look over your site and offer their opinions which is great to help you stay on track. The articles range from basics to very technical, but all are well written and if you're the least bit computer-savvy, most will walk even beginners through some fairly complicated steps with ease.\n\nIf I had only website that I could visit to use as a resource for web design, web development, coding, eBusiness and eMarketing...this would be it. The guys who operate it started their own press and they've put out many great books over the years. I say this as someone who majored in eBusiness, worked as a PC tech, has a military background in technical intelligence and communications, authored an IT column, and has been building sites and consulting off and on for over 8 years.\n\nIf what you really meant by your question was "How can I have a cool Flash website?" then I would suggest you hit your favorite search engine and look for "Flash designers, Flash design" and see what services they offer. If you're into do it yourself, I'd suggest enrolling at a local college and taking a Flash course to get you rolling in the right direction--but only if you're a bit artsy and patient and willing to read up on good web design and accessibility standards and practices on your own. Otherwise, Flash designers are everywhere, which means it's a buyers market (i.e., you can hire one without going into the poorhouse for 20 years). \n\nGood luck with your endeavors.
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www.macromedia.com the tutorial is with the free trial of dreamweaver..you are better off getting fireworks as well..great for designing the website and the two go hand in hand
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I've found some, but you have to pay for them. Also, they don't work that well if you are trying to go to a site that has javascript or flash code. So, it's almost not worth it.
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Fot flash tutotial, you can go to flashkit.com
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This is a tough one and believe me, it comes up all the time.  You need IT experience to get a job but in order to get a job, you need experience.  \n\nMy suggestion to you (and many others) is to look in your local newspaper for small IT-type jobs like web work, basic computer maintenance, or other such jobs.  You might also look at your local computer repair/sales businesses for part-time work.  This will at least give you something to reference when interviewing.  \n\nGood luck!
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Although I don't recommend building your entire website in Flash, you might try SwishMax as a cheaper alternative to Macromedia Flash when developing your content.  Visit swishzone.com
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4 years ago I was in similar situation as yours, I was trying to find ways to earn some extra income on top of my day job as web designer.\n\nThe only thing I did at that time was going around to meet people and told them I was a web designer. Until one day, someone who did some photo-shooting for me, found out what I was doing and asked if I would help re-design her old web site and I took it up right away. \n\nAfter I completed her site, she referred her other photographer partner to me, and then the new customer referred another friend, and the rest was history.\n\nSo my point here being: you need to go out and tell people what you do. It's that simple!\n\nIf you are a shy person (whom 98% of web developers happen to be), you could start by writing some nifty scripts and offer them in script repository sites for free, such as Hotscripts.com, Needscripts.com, Freshmeat.com etc. \n\nThat way, if people like your scripts and download to use it, they will contact you when they get into difficulty getting things to work, and many of times, they would not mind paying you money to fix them. That is how you can build up your rapport. It is one of the better ways to show people what you are capable of.\n\nAnd the best part is, since you still have your day job, you have all the time in the world for you to develop your own script and still get the paycheck every end of the month.\n\nAnother thing you can do: which is also what I'm doing (and I'm giving it away for free), is to start looking around the web for some web designers' web site, find those that were not properly coded (such as without a proper contact form etc), and offer them your service to help them spruce up their web site with your scripting skill (if that is what you are good at).\n\nDoing so, you may not get paid the first time, but have faith that the next time they get a freelance job, they will count you in for the scripting part (more than 70% of web designers out there are lack of scripting skills, many didn't even know HTML!)\n\nSo in summary, my friend, all you need to do is just stretch out your hand and tell the world about what you are doing. Money don't fall from sky, even if they did, you still need to do some running to reach for them and grab them. Good luck.\n\nDean Loh\nhttp://deanloh.com\nP/s: I run a web design company and I'm on the lookout for good people to work with, contact me if you would like to show me what you can do.
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e-mail me the details and let's get to work! I have over 3 years experience in web developemnt and over 15 as a Sr. Software Engineer...