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	What do you think is the best careers in visual arts and or multimedia? I was just curious, and want to know what people think is the best careers in visual arts/multimedia (this is the area I want to go to university for). Consider things like: enjoyment of the job, wages, location of the work, job availability etc. 2 answers - Asked By: neko-chan - 3/24/2007

	What is the most useful computer technology feild to get an associates in? I am thinking of changing my major for my associates degree to something that I can get a job that makes an ok amount of money while I work further my education. What type of associates degree would be the most benifical? 2 answers - Asked By: christina l - 1/8/2010

	What qualifications do you need to into cartoons or movies? Ever since I was 6 I've wanted to go into movies, but for a while now i've been thinking about cartoons. I' am in my higher class at school so if I was to do art at collage to would be no problem. But I am also thinking about going into movies, either director, Writer or actor but I don't know what qualifications I would need for that or what else I need to go into cartoons. please help. 3 answers - Asked By: Kody Cj - 12/17/2010

	Who here is currently or has previously attended an Art College? I read this article about how impossible it is to be an Art student because of the money and time professors demand. I don't have much money at all and how will I pay for my stuff if I don't have time for a job? That's not my question though. I was wondering if anyone can give me a brief summary of their experience at an Art College, warnings, what it's done for them and any helpful hints / advice they have to offer. Thanks. =D I don't need a long explanation. ANYTHING will be helpful. 1 answer - Asked By: beautemortelie - 9/2/2009

	Should a person have a degree in multimedia or fine art or Graphic designing to be a Art director? Cannot a person become an Art director with a Fashion design degree? What are the careers for a person who is having a Fashion design Degree? is it worthy to have a degree In Fashion designing? 1 answer - Asked By: was123 - 3/10/2011

	How should I determine my fee? I have been offered a job as director of a multimedia development project. My bosses want to create a software to teach people to speak Quechua. So I will have to hire photographers, illustrators, writers, proofreaders, a multimedia development team, a film crew, actors and an editor; I must coordinate all of these agents. The entire project must be ready in 4 months. I have no idea how to establish my fee. HELP! Is there a formula? 1 answer - Asked By: LordoftheNight - 8/14/2007

	What kind of bachelor's degree do you need to become a librarian.? I know you need an ALS accredited Masters in Library Science, but can you choose what subject you want to focus on for your bachelor's? I want to get my bachelor's in Multimedia or Graphic Design, as that is what I am interested in, but I am also interested in becoming a librarian in the future. Help Please! 2 answers - Asked By: lilyb - 2/9/2009

	Where can I get a graphic design job in las vegas if I'm only 16 years old? I'm only 16 years old, but I love to do different types of multimedia art (videos, sketches, ads, etc) and I was wondering if there are any jobs that are out there for someone like me? Any help would be greatly appreciated. 2 answers - Asked By: UntiedArms3 - 6/30/2008

	What jobs could I have with these options? I choose these options and Im not sure what job I could get with them: Geography, Art, Electronics and Ict 1 answer - Asked By: Mazzy Larr - 3/8/2010

	I'm interested in taking up Multimedia Arts in college but I suck at drawing. Is it a requirement? And can you tell me more about this course? I've been thinking about it for some time now. My first choice is actually Information Technology since I'm fine with it because it's a practical job and I'm alright with computers, but I want to try something different and also something I'm interested in. I could say my artistic level is a little average, and I suck at drawing. Any thoughts/advice? 1 answer - Asked By: Cc! - 1/26/2013

	How do you begin your life as an artist? I spent about 2 years learning Graphic Design in college, now I am switching over to Visual Arts and following my passion after my professors told me to follow my passion. What should I do now? Is college essential for my success to be an artist? Or can I be self-taught and take non credit college classes here and there? 2 answers - Asked By: Deco - 6/25/2010

	What does a web or graphic designer do? How much do they make starting out? Is there a job market for this? Any great schools/colleges for this? Is a 4-yr standard or will a 2-year degree be fine? 1 answer - Asked By: DANtheMAN - 5/14/2008

	Can somebody name a hold bunch of different jobs and fields to study? 1 answer - Asked By: Blueberry - 8/15/2009

	What is the statistic for the percent of art related jobs in the US? If u know a site that could help plz tell I need this information for an essay, and I just can't find it anywhere! 1 answer - Asked By: whitney - 2/27/2008

	What did I do to cause all of these problems? I work out of a corporate office, and my overarching manager works out of San Diego. She has apparently refused to move (from what I've been told), and she directs the communications from San Diego. It's been a burden on many associates and they are very unhappy with the situation. The social media manager also operates out of San Diego and will post pictures of shirtless men, curse words, and really inappropriate content in our social media. Many associates have complained to the VP of marketing, but she won't listen to anyone about how bad it is. I've never had a conversation with the director of communications (the one that works in San Diego) until today since she was here for a company meeting. Long story short, she has provided the creative department with a large amount of creative direction, but she has never held a creative roll, nor went to school for design. My and my creative director have graduated from the exact same college. Shouldn't my own creative director be directing the creative? I am very new to the company, and where I see it, am not qualified to direct the creative. I don't have enough experience! Today the director of communications pulled me aside and said I was causing problems in the company (I'm a multimedia designer) and that I don't understand how to work as a team. I was really offput by what she said, and she told me if I don't start working as a team I'm going to have a real problem on my hands. I don't have a problem working as a team. I've worked really super well at my job for over a year. My office loves me and thinks I'm doing an incredible job. Why is she being so mean? 1 answer - Asked By: Sno_border69 - 11/14/2012

	I would like to know what r the job opportunities in field of animation,is it safe to choose as career option If u think so please tell me the names of good institutions in india providing good placements. if u have the some knowledge, dont ignore. 3 answers - Asked By: ashish r - 7/15/2008

	What is absolutely everything I need to know to work as a print production artist? I'm fresh out of college with a assoc degree in graphic design. 1 answer - Asked By: Jenny A - 2/26/2008

	What kind of career i can go for digital media? Please take the time to look at the link provided here: http://www.tech.uh.edu/programs/undergraduate/digital-media/ what kind of career i can go into? i know it says it right there but can anyone give me an example? give me an example for web design & graphic design. what will i be doing while I'm starting my career? 1 answer - Asked By: Konoha - 9/11/2012

	What should I look into as a career? I want to move to California after high school to attend college. I want to do something artistic. I want to help change the world in my spare time, or even as a part of my job. I hate offices & I don't plan on having to wear a suit. I don't really care about being rich or successful; I just want to live comfortably & maybe start a family someday. What should I look into? I'm not sure :/ 1 answer - Asked By: Christine - 3/31/2012

	What can someone do with a degree in multimedia and digital art? 3 answers - Asked By: Erfie - 4/30/2007

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Produces multimedia layouts by developing and enhancing multimedia concepts and layouts; managing multimedia design team.

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