Flash+Skills


 * Flash Skills**

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Task 1: Stop rolling your eyes at me Mr Monkey media type="file" key="MONKEY2.swf" width="360" height="270"

A keyframe is a frame in which a change occurs to an object. Keyframes allow easier productions of animations as you do not have to draw and edit each individual frame. Keyframes show what will change or appear on the stage at a particular point in the timeline. A frame differs to this as a frame is just a copy of the previous keyframe. The image is not edited or changed and it is used simply to "fill in the gaps" between one keyframe and the next.
 * Reflection Question: After completing the above activities, clearly articulate how a keyframe differs from a frame. In your description, take a screen shot of a timeline depicting a keyframe and a frame and, using fireworks, draw an arrow demonstrating each. Insert the image into your wiki.**

Normal Frame: Rectangular box Key Frame: Small, black circle