What is a Graphic Designer?
A graphic designer is a professional within the graphic design and graphic arts industry who assembles together images, typography or motion graphics to create a piece of design.
A graphic designer creates the graphics primarily for published, printed or electronic media, such as brochures and advertising.
They also may be responsible for typesetting, illustration and web design
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Images designed and developed by Graphic Designers.
A Graphic Design Computer Program
Steps in obtaining a Graphic Design Position:
1. Undertake a Graphic Design Course such
as the one from Dynamic Web Training
or enroll in Graphic Design School.
2. Make a portfolio of the brochures, advertisements
and illustrations made to assist in employment.
3. Search for a graphic design position via the internet on websites
such as: My Career, http://mycareer.com.au/jobs/all/media-advertising-arts-entertainment/design/
AC People Recruitment Agency, All Graphic Design.com.
4.Have interviews with businesses interested in hiring me
providing them with degrees from a graphic design course
and provide them a portfolio of my work.
What is a Photojournalist?
A photojournalist takes photographs and edits them for publication.
Photojournalists are well versed in photography, image editing software, film, lenses, flashers, scanners, cameras and other accessories to produce high quality pictures.
In addition, the photojournalist has to be able to convey a story with the images to make them newsworthy as a companion to a written piece.
Why become a photojournalist?
Photo journalism isn't always a fairytale world.
A group photojournalists all vying for that perfect shot.
How to Obtain a photojournalism job:
1. Enroll in a journalism school or college.
2. Take countless photos both at school
and home to make a portfolio to use in gaining
employment or getting noticed by a business,
newspaper or a website.
3. Be bold and creative in pursuing a job.
Approach companies about possible improvements
to their use of photos and get my photography work
out in the global viewing market such as the internet via
blogs, Facebook, Google images or a personal website.
4. Approach job interviews with all degrees,
portfolio's and credits achieved in school to
impress clients
5. Finally... some luck.
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