# Which to use? premiere,after effects, flash

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**Created:** [February 18, 2011, 4:48pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/which-to-use-premiere-after-effects-flash/319390 "2011-02-18T16:48:27Z")\
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**Post date:** [February 18, 2011, 4:48pm UTC](https://forum.kirupa.com/t/which-to-use-premiere-after-effects-flash/319390/1 "2011-02-18T16:48:27Z")

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presentation displays:  
1)video  
2)graphics with some animation.

example:  
Video is playing, in addition you have simple graphic elements such as a chart or graph with minimal pieces of animation corresponding.

Although this can be done many ways, how would you best compile this with graphic quality in mind ( for graphs and such).

I will chop up the video in premiere no problem, I can of course just stick the images in too, but this seems more like a job for after effects. I haven’t used after effects before, but I think it would be easy enough perform a simple task like this.

Then of course there is flash, which i enjoy using most. But i can’t see the exact time line of the video right? so it might be a hassle to swap images at say exactly 34 seconds.

So how would anyone else compile a project like this? Keeping in mind that its very minimal and boring, any animation being like a graph growing to the top or something