Pick 5 multimedia related jobs
Find the salary, job description, education required, duties, skills required.
Choose 2 out of 5 jobs.One ni Philadelphia, and one in New York.Find the salary for each.Wat is the pay difference.Why do you think there is a pay difference?
Five multimedia related jobs i found were crating video games,Video games represent a class of media applications for which creating video content is as important as displaying it. This paper compares video games running on an Apple Macintosh G5 to DVD playback and the QuickTime media player. Performance monitor counters have been used to find the IPC, the L1...,
1.Creating new video games for the game systems.The salary foer making video games is $37,018.The job desription is thatthe computer making and the video making is very big.The duties are game designers use graphic design, animation, and coding techniques to bring interactive games to life.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Thursday, January 24, 2008
TOOLS
Eraser Tool:
With this tool you can erase parts of your image.You can also use it just lie a brush.
Graident Tool:
You simply choose your colors and draw a line on your image and it will automaically create the graudent for you.
Paint Bucket:
This tool enalles you to point large areas at once.
Hozizonal Type Tool:
This tool is used to put some text into an image.
Custom Shape Tool:
With this tool you can create a custom shape in your image with the foreground color.
Hand Tool:
With this tool you can simply scroll through an image by clicking on it and moving your mouse.
Move Tool:
Used to move a layer.Used the mouse or arrows keys to movbe it.
Rectangular Marquee Tool:Used to select a rectangular areas you can expand yor selection by holdind SHIFT and selecting the areas you wnat addedto the selection.
Ellipital Maquee Tool:Tool used to select an ellipital (round) area.
Single Row Marquee Tool:Selects a single pixel row.
Single Column Marquee Tool:Selects a single pixel column.
Brush Tool:This tool enables you to brush whereever you wnat.
Zoom Tool:This tool is used to zoom in and out of your image.
With this tool you can erase parts of your image.You can also use it just lie a brush.
Graident Tool:
You simply choose your colors and draw a line on your image and it will automaically create the graudent for you.
Paint Bucket:
This tool enalles you to point large areas at once.
Hozizonal Type Tool:
This tool is used to put some text into an image.
Custom Shape Tool:
With this tool you can create a custom shape in your image with the foreground color.
Hand Tool:
With this tool you can simply scroll through an image by clicking on it and moving your mouse.
Move Tool:
Used to move a layer.Used the mouse or arrows keys to movbe it.
Rectangular Marquee Tool:Used to select a rectangular areas you can expand yor selection by holdind SHIFT and selecting the areas you wnat addedto the selection.
Ellipital Maquee Tool:Tool used to select an ellipital (round) area.
Single Row Marquee Tool:Selects a single pixel row.
Single Column Marquee Tool:Selects a single pixel column.
Brush Tool:This tool enables you to brush whereever you wnat.
Zoom Tool:This tool is used to zoom in and out of your image.
Wednesday, January 2, 2008
Homework 1-2-08
The three pointillist artist i choose were
Laura Bofferding
Thomas Sully
Sherab Khandra
Some names of Thomas Sully pictures were
torn hat
Queen Victora
Mother and child
Thomas Sully was born June 19,1783 and he died in 1872.
Some names of Laura Boffering pictures were
Measurement Meadow
Zombie Baby
Mother and child
Laura was born in 1897 and she died in 2004.
Some namees of Sherab Khandro were
Palden Beru
Medicine Buddha
Vgjirasattva
Sherab Khandro was born 1782.
Laura Bofferding
Thomas Sully
Sherab Khandra
Some names of Thomas Sully pictures were
torn hat
Queen Victora
Mother and child
Thomas Sully was born June 19,1783 and he died in 1872.
Some names of Laura Boffering pictures were
Measurement Meadow
Zombie Baby
Mother and child
Laura was born in 1897 and she died in 2004.
Some namees of Sherab Khandro were
Palden Beru
Medicine Buddha
Vgjirasattva
Sherab Khandro was born 1782.
what the brain sees!
The brain most quickly and easily responds to four major attributes of all viewed odjects: 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 two 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:
When printing you use secondary colors the reason why is because you have more colors to work with.CMYK
For the web you use RGB because it makes your file size smaller.
FORM:
Another common attribute of images that the brain responds to is the reconigtion of form.Form defines the outside egdes and internal parts of an object and has Dots, Shapes, Lines.
DOTS:
The dot is the simplest that can be written Hundreds of small dots grouped can form complex pictures.Georges Seurat and other pantillist artists in the ninteenth century used a technique called pantillism.
LINES:
When dots of the same size are drawnso closely togeher that here is no space betweenthem, the result is a line.Lines whether straight, curved or in combination, evoke an emotion.
1. Curved lines conery a mood of playfulness and movement.
2. If lines think and dark their message is strong and confident.
3. If lines are thin and light with a clear separation between them, their mood is delicate, prehaps a bit timid.
Shapes:
The third of form,shpes is a combination of dots and lines into patterns.The three basic shapes are parrallegram, circles, and triangles.
Depth:
If humans had only one eye confined their visual messages to drawings on the walls of caves, there would be no need for complex illustrations.But because we have 2 eyes set slightly apart, we naturally see in three rather than 2 dimensions.
Movement:
Reconnizing movement is one of the most important traits in the survival of an animal.There are four ttypes of movement,real, apparent, graphic, and implied.
Real Movement:
It is a actual movement by a viewer by some other person or object.
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.
Graphic Movement:
Can be the motion of the eyes as they scan an area or the way a graphic desinger posiitions elements.
So that the eyes move throughout the layout.
Implied Movement:
Is a motion that a viewer perceives in a still, single image without any movement of object, image or eye.Opical or Op art has been used in advertisments and in posters to achieve pulsating.Visual vibration is the term used for the images.
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 two 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:
When printing you use secondary colors the reason why is because you have more colors to work with.CMYK
For the web you use RGB because it makes your file size smaller.
FORM:
Another common attribute of images that the brain responds to is the reconigtion of form.Form defines the outside egdes and internal parts of an object and has Dots, Shapes, Lines.
DOTS:
The dot is the simplest that can be written Hundreds of small dots grouped can form complex pictures.Georges Seurat and other pantillist artists in the ninteenth century used a technique called pantillism.
LINES:
When dots of the same size are drawnso closely togeher that here is no space betweenthem, the result is a line.Lines whether straight, curved or in combination, evoke an emotion.
1. Curved lines conery a mood of playfulness and movement.
2. If lines think and dark their message is strong and confident.
3. If lines are thin and light with a clear separation between them, their mood is delicate, prehaps a bit timid.
Shapes:
The third of form,shpes is a combination of dots and lines into patterns.The three basic shapes are parrallegram, circles, and triangles.
Depth:
If humans had only one eye confined their visual messages to drawings on the walls of caves, there would be no need for complex illustrations.But because we have 2 eyes set slightly apart, we naturally see in three rather than 2 dimensions.
Movement:
Reconnizing movement is one of the most important traits in the survival of an animal.There are four ttypes of movement,real, apparent, graphic, and implied.
Real Movement:
It is a actual movement by a viewer by some other person or object.
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.
Graphic Movement:
Can be the motion of the eyes as they scan an area or the way a graphic desinger posiitions elements.
So that the eyes move throughout the layout.
Implied Movement:
Is a motion that a viewer perceives in a still, single image without any movement of object, image or eye.Opical or Op art has been used in advertisments and in posters to achieve pulsating.Visual vibration is the term used for the images.
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