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Rich Shupe has been designing and developing with Flash since it was called FutureSplash, and has been teaching ActionScript programming to all levels of students since ActionScript became available. He founded his own training and development company, FMA, in 1995, and has been its president and technical director ever since. He is a recognized authority on several technologies, including Flash, Director and QuickTime. In addition to his production experience, Rich has been teaching professionally for 10 years, and is a full-time faculty member at New York's School of Visual Arts' Computer Art Dept. in both the Bachelors and Masters programs. He has also taught or lectured internationally for such organizations as London's Royal Academy of Art, Manchester's Museum of Science and Industry, New York University, and United Digital Artists, as well as trade shows such as MacWorld, QuickTime Live, FlashForward, Macromedia DevCon, and more. In a previous life, he worked with rock band/performance-art pioneers The Residents.
Zevan Rosser is a freelance designer/programmer/consultant and computer artist. He teaches ActionScript and Flash animation at New York's School of Visual Arts and FMA. When he's not working on commercial projects he works on his personal site, http://www.shapevent.com.
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Cassandra Morrell
reviewed Learning ActionScript 3.0: The Non-Programmer's Guide to ActionScript 3.0 on November 28, 2009 Learning ActionScript 3.0: The Non-Programmer's Guide to ActionScript 3.0
This book is what finally made me decide that programming ActionScript as a money earning job was not for me.
I loved the simplicity of the book. And I don't think anything will stop me from tinkering around every once in a while.
But at the same time reading this made me realize that the speed at which these technologies are developing is enough to swirl my head right off, and if I want to keep up I have to constantly spin my whole torso along with it.
Frankly I've got better things to be doing now than jumping on the next iOS, Facebook game, etc... bandwagon.
So, if this book has taught me one thing, it's that I should be wasting my time on reading and writing, and not on technical mumbo-jumbo that will only be replaced be seemingly easier techno mumbo-jumbo sometime next month.
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