Re: FLASH: Newbie (I hate that word) Question

[David Gary]

Glenn Hart wrote:


> Personally - i think self leastrning with flash is the way to go - maybe

> asking simple questions an doing some of the online tutorials - but by

> teaching yourself - the more original your pages will be - maybe well wanna

> learn a new trick from you? :-)


Hi GLen, Flashers,


I would like to advise anyone who is self teaching themselves any professional's


developer tool, even with the medium learning curve that flash has, to always

look for a experienced user teaching the fundamentals first. Unfortunately with

cutting

edge technology this is sometimes almost impossible, but I been through alot

of "self taught" practices over the years only to find that most of the time

point A to point

B could have been much shorter. There is a difference between being taught the

use of a tool and being taught design fundamentals.


If access to lessons are available in your area, spend the money and learn the

fundamentals.

It will save you major time.


My associate producer and I are going to Miami next month to take a 5 day crash

course in

Maya by Wavefront. Believe me it will be worth the money than to try to tackle

it by staring at a monitor bu ourselves.


I notice that MM doesnt have alot of support in this area if any, i.e. local

demonstrations and support for lessons. MM's marketing for their products lacks

a great deal for such a large company and I find they dont represent themselves

very much on the east coast.


The quickest way from point A to point B is learning the fundamentals.


-DG-



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