The difference between Adobe Flash and Flash Player

Adobe Flash or also known as Macromedia Flash is a program that can be used to create vector images or animations. While Adobe Flash Player is a program name to run the animation file, film or video.

Simply, Adobe Flash is used to create animation files which can then be created for the film, while Flash Player is a program to run the movie (which we have created in Adobe Flash or other animation program).

So, you can create an animation program, such as leaves fall, the ship is rocked waves, birds singing, and others or you can also make the game program. Later, animation programs that can be retrieved either by using the program Flash Player or you can also make a simple video (video clips about the music, the drama that you make with my friends at school and others), using cell phones or cameras and other electronic equipment (gadgets). This video then you can save and run back using the Flash Player.

Let's learn simple steps to make a video.

1.    Preparing materials and tools needed. For example, you want to make a video about the introduction of Monopoly games. Well, what do you want to show in the video? Is it just displays the monopoly of the tools and materials? Or have a voice?

Example:

Theme: Introduction to Game Monopoly

Tools and materials required:
a.    Preparing the board's monopoly

Create a monopoly board. Monopoly board can be created manually or can also use a graphics program such as Corel Draw, Inkscape, and other graphics programs.

b.    Preparing the card or money or whatever is needed in a game of monopoly.

Making paper money can also be done manually or use the computer program, such as graphics programs, and so forth.

c.    Scenario

Prepare a scenario or script for use in the recording process

d.    Camera to record video

Start recording.

2.    If you are finished, try running the video that you have created using the program Flash Player.

3.    If any contents of the video you want to be changed, use program editing for video.

I hope this is enough to help.