How to use layer masks in Flash | lynda.com tutorial

This Flash tutorial discusses how to use layer masks to hide and reveal portions of content published on the web. Watch more at http://www.lynda.com/Flash-CS5-tutorials/flash-professional-cs5-essential-training/59964-2.html?utm_medium=viral&utm_source=youtube&utm_campaign=videoupload-59964-0405

This specific tutorial is just a single movie from chapter four of the Flash Professional CS5: Essential Training course presented by lynda.com author Todd Perkins. The complete Flash Professional CS5: Essential Training course has a total duration of 7 hours and 7 minutes, and shows how to use the drawing tools to create simple animations, automate animation with tweens, and add interactivity with ActionScript

Flash Professional CS5: Essential Training table of contents:

Introduction
1. Getting to Know Flash
2. Drawing Basic Shapes
3. Moving Beyond Basic Shapes
4. Working with Layers and the Timeline
5. Working with External Images and the Library Panel
6. Working with Text and Fonts
7. Using Graphic Symbols
8. Creating Frame-by-Frame Animations
9. Creating Shape Tweens
10. Working with Motion Tweens and the Motion Editor
11. Fine-Tuning Motion Tweens
12. Adding Inverse Kinematics with the Bone Tool
13. Creating Classic Tweens
14. Working with Button Symbols
15. Working with Movie Clips
16. Working with Filters and Blend Modes
17. Working with Audio
18. Working with Video
19. Adding Interactivity with ActionScript
20. Integrating with Other Applications
21. Publishing Flash Content
22. Creating a Slideshow Project
23. Creating Desktop Applications Using Adobe AIR
24. Using Flash CS5 to Create iPhone Applications
Conclusion