Find 5 different multimedia careers. For each name the following: A. Salary B. Skills required C. duties/ job description D. Education required.
2. Compare 2 jobs. (NYC-PHILA) What is the pay difference between the two. Why do you think there is a pay difference?
1. Engineering Systems Analyst, Sr Staff A. Market, B. Basic Qualifications: Advanced/Preferred Qualificat, C. EOE/M/F/D/V
As the functional manager of the Flash team, the Flash Design Team Manager:
* Oversees Day-to-day activities of the team
* leads, motivates and mentors flash design staff
* Cultivates team development by hiring new team members; continuing education
and career development of current team members
* Estimates project scopes and timelines
* resources team and ensures operational efficiency
* oversees any team related issues
* Ensures Flash Team members are performing at the expected level
* Acts as liaison between Flash Design and Flash Development to ensure a , D. Advanced/Preferred Qualifications:
* Bachelors Degree in Art with emphasis on Graphic, Interactive, or Multimedia
Arts (or equivalent education)
2. Wireless Systems Engineer - Technical Lead, A. Salary commensurate with experience, B. Wireless, C. This position will serve as technical lead for Wireless Systems Engineering, to include performing systems engineering analyzes, configuration engineering, performance assessments, cost assessments, and risk assessments. Overall responsibility for leadership of Wireless network system-level Infrastucture definition, this Lead System Engineer will be cognizant of and involved in the resolution of all significant problems and issues across technical and schedule boundaries on a daily basis., D. The individual should hold at least a Bachelors degree in a related technical field. The individual should have experience in architectural engineering, system development and the integration of large satellite systems.
3. Multimedia Design Engr Sr, A. Salary commensurate with experience, B. none, C. Graphics Designer
Candidate will serve as a computer graphics designer whose initial work will be in design of the OIG internal home page. Work will be in support of the Knowledge Centered Environment project within the OIG Front Office.
Monday, January 28, 2008
Monday, January 7, 2008
Pointillist Homework #3
Find 3 pointillist artist. Name 2 pointillism paintings from each artist as well as when those works of art was created.
1. Paul Signac- Gasometers at Clitchy(1886)
ST. Tropez, The Path To Customers(1905)
2. Theo van Rysselburghe- Le Moulin De Kalf(1894)
The Man on the Tiller(1892)
3. Henri-Edmond Cross- Evening Breezes(1893-1894)
Portrait of Mrs. Cross(1891)
1. Paul Signac- Gasometers at Clitchy(1886)
ST. Tropez, The Path To Customers(1905)
2. Theo van Rysselburghe- Le Moulin De Kalf(1894)
The Man on the Tiller(1892)
3. Henri-Edmond Cross- Evening Breezes(1893-1894)
Portrait of Mrs. Cross(1891)
What The Brain Sees
The brain most quickly and easily responds to FOUR major attributes of all viewed objects : color, form, depth and movement.
COLOR
Every color we see can be made with three basic, primary colors - Red Green and Blue AKA RGB.
Secondary colors in light are formed when 2 primary colors are mixed together. When mixed equally, red and blue light will make magenta. Green and red will make yellow. Blue and green will create cyan AKA CMYK.
EXTRA CREDIT: I would use CMYK for printer purposes will make more vibrant because it's more color. RGB will be used for the web so you file will be smaller because it's less color.
FORM
Another common attribute of images that the brain responds to is the recognition of form. Form defines the outside edges and internal parts of an object and has three parts: Dots, Shapes, Lines.
*DOTS: the dot is the simplest form that can be written. Hundreds of small dots grouped together can form complex pictures. Georges Seurat and small other pointillist artist in the nineteenth century used a technique called pointillism.
* LINES
When dots of the same size are drawn so closely together that there is no space between them, the result is a line. Lines whether straight, curved or in combination, evoke an emotion.
moods of lines
1. Curved lines convey a mood of playfulness and movement
2. If lines are thick and dark, their message is strong and confident.
3. if lines are thin and light with a color separation between them, their mood is delicate, perhaps a bit timid.
* SHAPES
The third type of form , shapes, is the combination of dots and lines into patterns. * The three basic shapes are parallelograms, circles and triangles.
DEPTH
If humans had only one eye and confined their visual messages to drawings on the walls of caves, there would be no need for complex illistrations.
but because we have two eyes set slightly apart, we naturally see in three rather than 2 dimensions.
MOVEMENT
Recognizing movement is one of the most important traits of survival of an animal. There are four types of movement, real, apparent, graphic, and implied.
1. real Movement: It is actual movement by a veiwer or by some other person or object.
2. Apparent Movement: Apparent, or illusionary, movement is a type of motion in which stationary objects appear to move. The most common example of this type of movement is a flip book.
3.Graphic Movement: can be the motion of the eyes as they scan an area or the way a graphic design positions elements so that the eyes move through out the layout.
4. Implied movement: is a motion that a veiwer perceives in a still, single image w/o any movement of the object, image oor eye. The most common example of this type of movement is called optical or opt art
COLOR
Every color we see can be made with three basic, primary colors - Red Green and Blue AKA RGB.
Secondary colors in light are formed when 2 primary colors are mixed together. When mixed equally, red and blue light will make magenta. Green and red will make yellow. Blue and green will create cyan AKA CMYK.
EXTRA CREDIT: I would use CMYK for printer purposes will make more vibrant because it's more color. RGB will be used for the web so you file will be smaller because it's less color.
FORM
Another common attribute of images that the brain responds to is the recognition of form. Form defines the outside edges and internal parts of an object and has three parts: Dots, Shapes, Lines.
*DOTS: the dot is the simplest form that can be written. Hundreds of small dots grouped together can form complex pictures. Georges Seurat and small other pointillist artist in the nineteenth century used a technique called pointillism.
* LINES
When dots of the same size are drawn so closely together that there is no space between them, the result is a line. Lines whether straight, curved or in combination, evoke an emotion.
moods of lines
1. Curved lines convey a mood of playfulness and movement
2. If lines are thick and dark, their message is strong and confident.
3. if lines are thin and light with a color separation between them, their mood is delicate, perhaps a bit timid.
* SHAPES
The third type of form , shapes, is the combination of dots and lines into patterns. * The three basic shapes are parallelograms, circles and triangles.
DEPTH
If humans had only one eye and confined their visual messages to drawings on the walls of caves, there would be no need for complex illistrations.
but because we have two eyes set slightly apart, we naturally see in three rather than 2 dimensions.
MOVEMENT
Recognizing movement is one of the most important traits of survival of an animal. There are four types of movement, real, apparent, graphic, and implied.
1. real Movement: It is actual movement by a veiwer or by some other person or object.
2. Apparent Movement: Apparent, or illusionary, movement is a type of motion in which stationary objects appear to move. The most common example of this type of movement is a flip book.
3.Graphic Movement: can be the motion of the eyes as they scan an area or the way a graphic design positions elements so that the eyes move through out the layout.
4. Implied movement: is a motion that a veiwer perceives in a still, single image w/o any movement of the object, image oor eye. The most common example of this type of movement is called optical or opt art
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