The Flame Learning Channel

This video gives you an introduction to the Timeline FX tools powered by the Reactor 2.0 Batch processing engine in the timeline. See what's different compared to previous versions and how they can now benefit you.

This video shows you how to prepare clips for export with an embedded alpha channel. You can choose between straight or premultiplied alpha depending on your settings.

This video shows you how to control the sensitivity of a slider when adjusting a value with the pen and tablet.

This video will shows you how to trim a multi-selection of segments using either gestural or the numeric trim calculator for accurate trimming.

This video shows how to use the new editorial workflow in Autodesk Flame Premium and Smoke Advanced. Learn to organize your work to make the new workflow feel a bit more familiar and transition from previous editorial workflows to the current offerings

The final video in the workflow series shows you how to move work in any direction between the timeline, BatchFX and Batch using the BFX clip. This is a major time-saver for all jobs as well as giving you total creative flexibility.

Starting off with a timeline, you look at how to work while considering the context of the edit. Part 2 looks at keeping all work directly in the timeline with BatchFX

This video starts going through the story-centric workflows of Flame Premium.Starting off with a timeline, you look at how to work while considering the context of the edit.Part 1 looks at a variety of techniques including Match and Swap Shot.

This is the classic working style for seasoned Flame Artists. You’ve been given a shot and you need to do some creative work on it. You import, create, render and export. Also learn about saving work with snapshots.

In this video, you hear all about the thinking behind Flame Premium. This includes the thoughts behind the processes as well as a basic introduction to the software interface and principles.