With the rapid increase in the use of new communications technology for entertaining, educating, marketing and training, people who are skilled in media presentation, equipment, distribution systems and related software are in demand. Your future begins when you start your studies in interactive multimedia programming, computer graphics, television production, scripting, lighting, photography, electronic publishing, digital video, audio recording and the business aspects of the communications industry.

Graduates of this program work in large and small organizations with media production and presentation facilities. They perform interrelated media support services in sales organizations, training facilities, government ministries, public service commissions, educational institutions, libraries, health services, multimedia production corporations and studios, exhibition facilities, closed-circuit television facilities and audio visual rental and staging companies.

Common Job Titles:

- Webmaster,
- Digital Media Instructor,
- Multimedia Producer,
- Technical Writer,
- Production Manager,
- Computer Graphics Systems Support Technician/Consultant

Employment for this occupation is expected to grow about as fast as the average for all occupations through the year 2005. Multimedia communications is an expanding field which offers varied employment opportunities. Multimedia technologies are the fastest growing segments of the communications industry. Computer graphics/multimedia production applications and systems are in use in a wide range of training, creative production, business, industrial and educational organizations.

• Ontario Secondary School Diploma at or above the general level, or equivalent
• Grade 12 English
• Resume and three work or study-related references
• A 200 word statement on how you would apply what you learn in the program to your career in the multimedia industry

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