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    Multimedia professionals combine audio, video, graphics, and text to disseminate information. They include video editors, multimedia artists, animators, web page designers, graphic designers, and audio/visual technicians. These workers use computers, software, cameras, and other tools to create multimedia presentations for distribution via CDs, DVDs, and websites. The career outlook is excellent for these occupations, with average salaries ranging from $22,800-44,020 annually. Employers include multimedia agencies, businesses, educational institutions, and the entertainment industry.

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    Multimedia professionals combine audio, video, graphics, and text to disseminate information. They include video editors, multimedia artists, animators, web page designers, graphic designers, and audio/visual technicians. These workers use computers, software, cameras, and other tools to create multimedia presentations for distribution via CDs, DVDs, and websites. The career outlook is excellent for these occupations, with average salaries ranging from $22,800-44,020 annually. Employers include multimedia agencies, businesses, educational institutions, and the entertainment industry.

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    Multimedia professionals combine audio, video, graphics, and text to disseminate information. They include video editors, multimedia artists, animators, web page designers, graphic designers, and audio/visual technicians. These workers use computers, software, cameras, and other tools to create multimedia presentations for distribution via CDs, DVDs, and websites. The career outlook is excellent for these occupations, with average salaries ranging from $22,800-44,020 annually. Employers include multimedia agencies, businesses, educational institutions, and the entertainment industry.

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    Multimedia Catalog Overview

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    Multimedia professionals combine audio, video, graphics, and text to disseminate information. They include video editors, multimedia artists, animators, web page designers, graphic designers, and audio/visual technicians. These workers use computers, software, cameras, and other tools to create multimedia presentations for distribution via CDs, DVDs, and websites. The career outlook is excellent for these occupations, with average salaries ranging from $22,800-44,020 annually. Employers include multimedia agencies, businesses, educational institutions, and the entertainment industry.

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    Multimedia Technology

    THE OCCUPATIONS
    Video Editor Multimedia Artists & Animators Web page Designer Graphic Designer Audio/Visual Production Technician 2D-3D animator Computer Game Specialist Story Board Artist

    Typical Schedule: Flexible work schedule 40+ hours per workweek Tools and Equipment: Computers, scanners, printers, digital cameras, servers, digital and analog audio and video equipment, multimedia software

    WORKER PORTRAIT
    Skills and Aptitudes: Communicates well Works under pressure Knowledge of design techniques Dependable and responsible Knowledge of media production Interests: Likes to work with computers Enjoys generating new approaches to problems Interested in a variety of media

    ABOUT THE OCCUPATIONS


    Multimedia professionals combine the use of audio, video, graphics, and text to provide and disseminate information to others in an aesthetic manner. Often, their final output is distributed on CD ROMs or DVD as catalogs, training sessions, books on disk, and tutorials. By combining graphics, audio files, animation, and video components, the product of multimedia specialists can often make stronger impacts than printed guides or tutorials. Multimedia artists must have an understanding of the production of audio files, video, 2-D and 3-D animation design, and computer graphics, as well as how to edit and enhance these files for use in a multimedia presentation. They must also be competent with computer hardware and software, not only on the production side, but on the user side as well, to help ensure the product will be cross platform. As multimedia moves to the Internet, many multimedia artists may do work comparable to that of a webmaster. Graphic designers use a variety of print, electronic, and film media to create designs that meet client needs. Most graphic designers use computer software to generate new images. They design promotional displays and marketing brochures for products and services, develop distinctive company logos for products and businesses, and create visual designs for annual reports and other corporate literature. Additionally, graphic designers, usually under the supervision of a design or art director, develop the overall layout and design of magazines, newspapers, journals, corporate reports, and other publications. Many graphic designers develop the graphics and layout of Internet Web sites. Graphic designers also produce the credits that appear before and after television programs and movies.

    OUTLOOK CAREER
    Outlook Excellent Excellent Occupation Multimedia Artists & Animators Webmaster Avg. Salary $33,840-44,020 $22,800-34,800

    ______________________________________________ (Note: Individual earnings may vary based upon the job setting and position. These are ranges and not guarantees of earnings.)

    WORK ENVIRONMENT
    Employers: Multimedia agencies Business, industry, and government agencies Educational and health care institutions In-house Art Departments Entertainment Industry

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