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Here are some duties and responsibilities of a multimedia designer:

• Brainstorming with other multimedia designers, technicians, creative directors, business analysts and other professionals on the project requirements
• Creating mockups based on the requirements and scope of the project
• Developing multimedia content such as video games, interactive websites, educational software, advertising content and television programs
• Performing in-depth research and gathering materials to create accurate animations and special effects
• Using design tools, animation software and recording equipment to create audio, text, animation and visual effects
• Creating artwork for special effects and video games
• Editing content based on the feedback of stakeholders
• Meeting regularly with stakeholders such as the art director and clients on the project report and other critical milestones

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Multimedia designer job outlook and salary

According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the demand for multimedia designers is expected to grow by 4% between 2019 and 2029. The national average salary for multimedia designers is $56,880 but varies based on geography and industry. For example, the BLS reports salaries of multimedia designers working in motion picture and video industries at %105,670 and multimedia designers in computer systems design at $71,700 in 2020.

Degrees for multimedia designers

There are different pathways to becoming a multimedia designer, but many employers require having a degree. Some employers consider candidates with an associate or bachelor's degree in:

• Multimedia design
• Multimedia design and management
• Multimedia technologies
• Graphics design
• Web design and development
• Digital art
• Video game design