Choppiness and slow speed

Hi everyone.
I am a designer who just hired a Flash artist to create my
entire site in
Flash.
I am disappointed with the way the animation works: it is
slow and choppy and
embarrassingly amateurish looking. I'm not sure if this makes
a difference, but
the artist imported all of my layered Illustrator artwork and
used that
instead of creating the site right in Flash. He claims that
there is
absolutely no way to improve the speed or fluidity of the
motion. He tried
eliminating some frames, but that did nothing to improve it -
in fact it made
it look worse. He cited many symbols and layers as the
reason.
I don't know Flash from my ***, so I thought I'd get some
feedback from any of
you who do, and see if there actually IS hope to fix this up.
I know that I've
seen fluid, beautiful Flash work on sites before.
Thanks,
B.

Hi there. I"ve been away and just got your message now.
Thanks for your reply!
I think what I'll do is wait for the artist to finish the
site then send you the link. I don't feel right about showing it to
anyone while it still sits on the artist's server and is still in
progress.
Thanks again - I appreciate it!
Belly

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Hello,
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Blimey you're fast on here, thanks for that. I'm nowhere near an expert on this, but I do know what I need to know.
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2158 Kbps
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5448 Kbps
1534 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:35:56
5503 Kbps
1466 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:34:42
5499 Kbps
1689 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:32:58
5459 Kbps
1737 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:31:15
5489 Kbps
2266 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:28:04
5529 Kbps
2614 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:25:38
5487 Kbps
2039 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:25:02
5524 Kbps
4982 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:22:35
5448 Kbps
1971 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:12:50
5476 Kbps
2580 Kbps
22nd June 2013 21:06:25
5455 Kbps
2497 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:57:48
5496 Kbps
2527 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:51:50
5420 Kbps
1699 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:50:47
5136 Kbps
1741 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:49:59
5399 Kbps
2257 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:49:27
5432 Kbps
3208 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:43:14
5346 Kbps
2375 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:34:49
5417 Kbps
20750 Kbps
22nd June 2013 20:32:14
5411 Kbps
21722 Kbps

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