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Visual Communications Training

Train for new visual communications career opportunities

Students in our Visual Communications training program can receive hands-on instruction that could help prepare them for new opportunities in their chosen career fields. As a student, you can select from specific career training among the three Visual Communications programs offered at Brown College.

The Visual Communications programs include the Associate of Science program where students get a solid foundation in the art of communicating visually; the Graphic Design emphasis, allowing students to work with print material; and the Multimedia emphasis, where students can learn about communicating through emerging technology.

Career training in the Graphic Design emphasis includes classes where students can:

• Design and construct product packaging. Creating packaging is a realistic exercise where you can learn how to deal with the challenges of designing in 3D and creating material that is both aesthetically-pleasing and functional.
• Develop new branding for an established company. This can teach you how to develop logos, color schemes and an identity that communicate a clear message.
• Use industry-current digital illustration tools like Adobe Photoshop to create art for today’s industry.

Find out if the Visual Communications training at Brown College is right for you.

Career training in the Multimedia emphasis includes classes where students can:

• Plan, shoot and edit their own videos digitally. These classes are designed to teach you how new digital technology is impacting traditional video.
• Learn interactive media like Adobe Flash and Actionscript. You can take advantage of opportunities to use the latest industry technology to create true interactive software.
• Animate 3D objects and graphics. You can learn how to integrate this 3D animation into both video and interactive software.

At the end of each program, students can complete a professional portfolio that illustrates their Visual Communications career training. A quality portfolio can show that they’ve had real life experience and help them impress potential employers and pursue freelance design projects.

Ready to learn how you can gain practical experience through Visual Communications training? Contact Brown College today.



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