Interactive Media Design

Program Overview

If you have an artistic, creative mind, and have knack for visual detail, then Interactive Media Design may be the program you've been looking for. In this program students will work directly with the latest in technology and design applications. Students will have access to programs such as Adobe Creative Cloud, work with graphic design, audio/video production, and digital photography. Students will get full use of the program's audio/video studio, which is fully equipped with a sound recording booth and green screen!

The Interactive Media Design Program

Career Opportunities

Graphic Designer
Web Page Designer
Video Editor
Multimedia Designer/Artist
Digital Media Specialist

Career Skills Developed

Graphic design and layout
Multimedia presentations
Digital Photography
Audio/Video Production
Web Design

Program Highlights

Students will participate in the national technical organization Business Professionals of America with a chance to compete on the local, state, and national level.
Students will have access to Adobe Creative Cloud allowing them to work with Adobe technology anywhere, anytime.

Curriculum Plan

Additional Features

Connection to various colleges
On-site professional experiences through mentoring and internship opportunities
Activities are both individual and team project oriented
Interactive Media Design provides the latest applications in technology and multimedia giving students the edge they need after they graduate.

The colleges listed below allow selected credits earned in this program to be transferable to the partner college. These credits are applied toward a degree. The number of college credits subject to change.
Columbus State Community College – 12 credits
Central Ohio Technical College – 12 credits

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On Set with Aaren Forte

Mr. DiMasso and Mr. Fitzer were both able to visit former student Aaren Forte on the set at Good Day Columbus. It was a reversal of roles as the student became the teacher in showing how what goes into an everyday production.

South-Western City School District Career Tech

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