1.THE GROWING MOON.

Step 1: Open flash 8 software -> click on flash document->go to windows- >properties ->select
the properties tool-> choose the Background to black.

Step 2: Go to fill color under tool bar-> select the white color.

Step 3: Select the oval tool in order to draw the moon. u will get a white circle.

Step 4: Select the oval tool in order to draw the moon. u will get a white circle.

Step 5: Select the white circle on the worksheet using the selection tool->right click- >convert to
symbol->select movie clip->give suitable name eg: moon->click ok.

Step 6: Go to filter->click on the + symbol->select glow to apply glowing effect-> select the color
to white under glow and adjust the blur x/blur y values.

Step 7: Click on the + symbol again and chose blur-> again adjust the blur x/blur y values.

Step 8: Place the moon where ever you want on the work area.double click on layer 1 and
rename as MOON.

Step 9: Insert another layer->rename it as Animation.

Step 10: Select the fill color to black-> select oval tool and draw a circle on the moon to cover
the moon->select the newly added circle-> right click-> convert to symbol- > movie clip-> name
it as Animation.

Step 11: Go to filter-> select + symbol->give the glow and blur effect as did for moon.

Step 12: Select the 150th frame in moon layer->right click->insert key frame. repeat the same
for Animation layer.

Step 13: Click on the 149th keyframe of animation layer ->right click->press create motion->
select the animation movie clip and move slowly across the moon.

Step 14: Finally go to control-> test movie-> u will get a growing moon as the output.

2. BOUNCING BALL
Step 1: Go to start- macromedia- click on flash document

Step 2: Select the line tool and draw the steps. colour it using the paint bucket tool

Step 3: Select the circle from the tool bar and create a circle on the work area.

Step 4: Now fill the colour to the circle using the paint bucket tool from the tool bar.

Step 5: Go to frames right click on the first frame and choose insert key frame. slightly move the
ball. Repeat the same procedure by adding new key frames to show the ball change the shape
of the ball slightly when it touches the surface.

Step 6: In order to change the shape use the free transform tool.

Step 7: Go to control and click on test movies .you will observe the ball bouncing on steps

3. MOVEMENT OF A CLOUD.

Step 1: go to start- macromedia- click on flash document

Step 2: create a blue background in layer 1

Step 3: Now insert a layer 2 and draw the clouds in this layer.

Step 4: in order to create the clouds, go to tool bar and select brush option, draw the cloud in
layer2

Step 5: fill the colour to the cloud, right click on it- choose convert to symbol option- give the
name as cloud

Step 6: select the movie clip option and click ok.

Step 7: give the appropriate blur effect to the cloud.

Step 8: go to frames, insert key frame on both the layer, create the motion tween on 2nd layer
and move the clouds

Step 9: finally go to control->click on test movies.

4. BOOK COVER PAGE

Step 1:open adobe Photoshop 7.0-> file-> new-> enter height 500 and width 400 for the cover
page.

Step 2: Select the rectangle tool in the tool bar and draw on the half of the work area-> colour it
Repeat the same for remaining area-> use different colours to colour.

Step 3: Copy any picture of ur choice and place it on the work area->resize it using
free transform tool.

Step 4: Select the text tool and type text of your choice.

Step 5:Apply the text font size, colour and style of your choice.

Step 6: Go to layer->layer style->blended option-> select glow options of your choice.

Step 7: Apply the effects using blended options.

5. VISITING CARD

Step 1: Open adobe Photoshop 7.0-> file-> new-> enter height 200 and width 400 for
the visiting card.

Step 2: Select the rectangle tool in the tool bar and draw on the half of the work area-> colour it.
Repeat the same for remaining half-> use different colours to colour.

Step 3: Copy any picture of your choice and place it on the work area-> Resize it using
transform tool.

Step 4: Select the text tool and type text of your choice.

Step 5: Apply the text font size, colour and style of your choice.

6. ELECTION POSTER
Step 1: Open Photoshop and go to File → New.Set the size based on your purpose:Print
Poster: A3 size (11.7 x 16.5 inches) at 300 DPI (high resolution for print).Digital Poster: 1080 x
1350 pixels at 72 DPI (optimized for social media).Click Create.

Step 2: Background: Use a gradient or a solid color that resonates with the election theme (like
patriotic colors or campaign themes).Title: Add bold text like "Vote for a Better Tomorrow!" using
the Text Tool (T).

Step 3: Candidate Photo: Import a candidate’s photo using File → Place Embedded.Party
Symbols: Add icons/logos using PNG images.Details: Include the election date, time, and
venue.

Step 4: To check resolution:Go to Image → Image Size.

Step 5: 300 DPI for print quality (keeps details sharp).72 DPI for web use (reduces file size)File
→ Export → Export As.Select PNG or PDF.Ensure 300 DPI is selected.

Step 6: Export for web:File → Export → Save for Web (Legacy).Choose JPEG, 72 DPI.Adjust
Quality slider (High: 60–80%).

Step 7: High-resolution print (300 DPI): Crisp text, clear images, large file size.Low-resolution
web (72 DPI): Smaller file, faster loading, but less sharp.

7. Scenery of park

Step 1: Open Flash 8 and create a New Flash Document.Set the stage size (say
800x600 pixels) and choose a background color usually sky blue for a park scene.

Step 2: Use the Rectangle Tool (R) to draw a large blue rectangle for the sky.Draw a

green rectangle at the bottom for grass or ground.Use the Oval Tool (O) to draw a

yellow circle for the sun.Position it in the top corner of the stage.
Step 3: Use the Rectangle Tool or Pencil Tool (Y) to draw brown rectangles for
trunks.Draw green ovals or circles for the tree’s foliage.Group the trunk and leaves
(select both, right-click → Group).Convert it into a symbol (right-click → Convert to
Symbol (F8)) — name it "Tree1”.Copy and paste trees to add more to the scene. Resize
and reposition them for variety.

Step 4: Use rectangles to create a simple park bench.Draw a gray path winding through
the grass using the Pen Tool (P).Use the Oval Tool to create fluffy clouds. Group them
and convert to symbols.

Step 5: Select the sun and convert it to a symbol.Right-click the first frame in the

Timeline → Create Motion Tween.Move to Frame 50, drag the sun slightly down to

mimic sunset.Test by pressing Ctrl + Enter.Add motion tweens to the clouds to make

them float across the sky.

Step 6: Add a title using the Text Tool (T) ("Beautiful Park").Adjust colors and shapes

for a more natural look.Test your scene with Ctrl + Enter.

8.CROPING TECHNIQUES
(Create a college)

Step 1: Open an Image

Launch Photoshop.
Go to File → Open and select the image you want to crop.

Step 2: Basic Cropping

Select the Crop Tool (C) from the toolbar.
Drag the edges or corners of the crop box to frame the area you want to keep.
Press Enter or click the checkmark to apply the crop.
Tip: Hold Shift while dragging to maintain the aspect ratio.
Step 3: Aspect Ratio Cropping
With the Crop Tool selected, choose a preset aspect ratio from the top bar (e.g., 1:1 for
square images or 16:9 for widescreen).
Adjust the crop box as needed.
Apply the crop.
Use case: Preparing images for social media or web banners.

Step 4: Perspective Cropping

Select the Crop Tool and click the Perspective Crop Tool from the toolbar.
Adjust the corners to align with the perspective lines in the image (useful for skewed
images).
Apply the crop.
Use case: Correcting perspective distortions in architectural photography.

Step 5: Content-Aware Cropping

Enable the Content-Aware checkbox in the top options bar.
Resize the crop box beyond the image boundaries.Photoshop will fill in the empty
areasintelligently.
Press Enter to confirm.Use case: Expanding an image’s background or sky.

Step 6: Non-Destructive CroppingBefore cropping, ensure Delete Cropped Pixels is

unchecked in the optionsbar.This allows you to adjust the crop later without losing any
image data.Exporting the Final ImageGo to File → Export → Export As.

Step 7: Choose the file format (JPEG, PNG).

Adjust the resolution (300 DPI for print, 72 DPI for web).
Click Export.

9. TEXT EFFECTS

Step 1: Create a New Project

Open Photoshop and go to File → New.Set your preferred dimensions.Click Create.

Step 2: Add Your Background

Go to File → Place Embedded to insert your background image.
Resize and adjust the image as needed.

Step 3: Add Text

Select the Type Tool (T) from the toolbar.Click anywhere on the canvas and type your
name (e.g., "M. Esakki Selvam").
Choose a bold font (like Impact or Montserrat Black).
Resize the text using Ctrl + T.

Step 4: Apply Text Effects

Right-click on your text layer in the Layers panel and select Blending Options.
Here are five effects you can apply:Drop Shadow (Shadow effect)Enable Drop Shadow.

Step 5: Adjust Distance (around 10 px), Spread (30%), and Size (25 px).Change the
angle to 120° for a natural look.Bevel & Emboss (Emboss effect)

Step 6: Enable Bevel & Emboss.

Set Style to Inner Bevel.
Adjust Depth (200%), Size (10 px), and Soften (5 px).
Gradient Overlay (Color effect)
Enable Gradient Overlay.
Pick a gradient (like blue to purple).Set Blend Mode to Overlay.Stroke (Outline effect)
Enable Stroke.

Step 7: Choose a color (like white or gold).Adjust the Size (8-10 px) and set Position to
Outside.
Outer Glow (Glow effect)Enable Outer Glow.Set Blend Mode to Screen.Adjust Opacity
(75%) and Size (20 px).

Step 8: Final Adjustments

Adjust the opacity of the text layer if needed.Use the Move Tool (V) to position the text
perfectly.Add more layers with different effects if you want extra flair.

Step 9: Save Your Work

Go to File → Save As.
Choose .PSD if you want to keep layers for future edits.

10.ONE MINUTE THEME VIDEO

Step 1: Decide on a theme Nature, Technology, Travel, or Personal Portfolio.Write a

short script or storyboard outlining what will happen in each part of the 60 seconds.

Step 2: Collect images, video clips, and audio.Use royalty-free resources

like:Pexels ,Pixabay ,Free Music Archive

Step 3: Open Adobe Premiere Pro (or any video editor like CapCut).Go to File → New
Project.Set the sequence settings to 1080p HD, 30fps.Import all your media by dragging
files into the Project panel.

Step 4: Drag and drop your video clips/images onto the timeline.
Trim clips using the Razor Tool (C) — cut extra parts to fit within one minute.Reorder
clips by dragging them along the timeline

Step 5: Go to Effects → Video Transitions.Add smooth transitions like Cross Dissolve or

Zoom.UseMotion controls in the Effect Controls panel to add zoom-ins, rotations, or
fade-ins.

Step 6: Select the Type Tool (T) and click on the preview window to add text.Customize
fonts, sizes, and colors.Use Essential Graphics to animate text with effects like fade-in
or bounce.

Step 7: Import audio (background music and sound effects).Drag music onto the Audio
Track 1 and sound effects onto Audio Track 2.Use the Audio Mixer to adjust volume
levels.Add Fade In/Out effects by right-clicking on the audio track and selecting Apply
Default Transition
Step 8: Review your timeline — make sure cuts are smooth and audio syncs with
video.Adjust the timing of clips so the total length is exactly 60 seconds.

Step 9: Go to File → Export → Media.Choose H.264 format (MP4).Set Preset to

YouTube 1080p Full HD.Click Export.

Step 10: Play the video and ensure both visuals and audio work perfectly.You can
upload it to YouTube, Instagram, or a presentation platform.