I spent several years working primarily with Flash. I started originally with Director and Lingo, then moved to Flash and ActionScript. I built games, microsite

I spent several years working primarily with Flash. I started originally with Director and Lingo, then moved to Flash and ActionScript. I built games, microsites, campaigns, competitions, a whole bunch of annoying Facebook apps, you name it. This was back in the day when I was whoring myself out to ad agencies as a freelancer and mostly working on brand/campaign stuff. Looking back on it, I have nothing I can show for it, really, besides some screenshots here and there. Pretty much all of the sites and projects are gone. It's a bit of a shame. This industry changes and moves forward at a lightning pace. Some of the other people from my uni went into motion graphics and they can at least use examples of ads or animations from over a decade ago in their showreels. We can't really do that as web developers because of the dynamic nature of the medium.