I’ve talked about jobs for multimedia before but now we’re gonna get into a bit more detail about the jobs and “the big moneys” that you can make.
In the last post I’ve said that you can work as a
- digital camera operator
- sound engineering technician
- game designer
- film/audio editor
- multimedia artist
But other jobs include, but aren’t limited to
- Game tester
- photographer
- installation artist
- animator
- game programmer
and much more might be introduced in the future.
Some jobs on sites like indeed, and monster include but not limited to
- eLearning content developer
- experienced sign maker
- multimedia and digital specialist
- part-time video production technician
- freelance editors
These jobs can be as small as $11 per hour up to $117,606 per year depending on the job.
Using sites like this is easy.
All you gotta do is use the left panel and check/uncheck what you’re looking for. Whether you want to get paid more, you want something closer to home or you want a more fulfilling job. There are of course search engines in these sites if you want something specific, but in order to really get something out of this it’s best to utilize all of the search capabilities, the search and the side bar.
But the thing with these jobs is that they do have requirements.
Certain jobs will require a certain education or will require you to do certain things or to just plain work your way to the top. Some are full-time some are part-time and others are just free-lance. One of these is a multimedia production manager in Miami and for this you need
- To have an ambitious attitude toward finding stories that would be important to tell the company and it’s customers.
- Assist in producing all video productions, in studio and on location.
- Assist and contribute in script writing proccess.
The requirements for this job include but not limited to
- A college degree in film/video studies production
- +2 year of video production experience
- Must provide demo reel of previous qualifications
- general knowledge of adobe creative cloud
- microsoft office
- knowledge of video cameras and basics
- general knowledge of lighting for video production.
If you are interested in jobs like this you can check out zip-recruiter, indeed, monster or any job posting site like it. If you need to you can post your own job listings for your company as well; just go to the employers section, and post your job and wait for applicants.
Well now you know a little bit more about multimedia jobs and what you need to do for them. Now you can do what my parents said and GET A JOB.
Henry Iglesia 