One of our favorite 3D Flash techniques takes advantage of an object's natural perspective to create the illusion of 3D motion. We love this one because it only requires a single frame—unlike a 3D rotation in Flash, which requires several frames.
We employed the technique in the ad for the CPU's final appearance. As shown in figure 05:19, the CPU makes a split-fade and then disappears from view. The ad then moves on to show the client brand and user call-to-action. The split-fade is made from a couple of instances of the same symbol—nothing really new. The twist is that it's done in 3D (see (see figure 05:19).