Digital Content Creation Motion Graphics

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COURSE OVERVIEW

This three-term intensive program is meticulously crafted to empower you with the skills necessary to animate ideas with fluidity and flair. Learn the fundamentals of motion graphics, explore advanced animation techniques and delve into creating engaging visual effects. Your progress culminates in developing a specialized skill set, enabling you to craft a stunning motion graphics portfolio, poised to leave a lasting impression in the digital realm.

    COURSE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Job-oriented, industry-centric curriculum with a focus on motion graphics

  • Hands-on practical training using the latest tools and software for motion graphics creation

  • Certified faculty specializing in digital content creation and motion graphics

  • Exposure to industry interaction and workshops specific to motion graphics

  • Placement assistance with a focus on motion graphics roles

  • Access to Onlinevarsity, our exclusive e-learning platform tailored for motion graphics learning

  • Access to Creosouls, a platform to showcase your motion graphics portfolio

  • Instant student loan facility to fund studies in motion graphics

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WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

DESIGN & VISUALISATION

  • Concepts of Graphics & Illustrations

  • Typography Techniques

  • Vector Illustrations

  • Digital Photo Art

  • Design for Print & Advertising

  • Digital & Interactive Publishing

  • Introduction to Generative AI

  • Digital Art Portfolio

Motion Design

  • Motion Design

  • Audio Craft

  • Motion Graphics

  • Digital Art & Illustrations

SPECIALIZATION & DIGITAL PORTFOLIO DEVELOPMENT

  • Student choose one elective:

  • Digital Design

  • Web Design

  • UI Design

Job Profile

Graphic Designer | Vector Illustrator | Brand Designer | Photo Editor Typography Designer | Digital Publication Designer | Visual Designer | UI Designer | Creative Designer | Product Designer | Web Designer UI Design Consultant | Wireframe and Prototype Designer Audio-Video Editor | Motion Graphic Designer | Storyboard Artist | 2D Animator Production Assistant (Digital Film) | Digital Media Producer | Colourist | Motion Designer | Generative AI Artist

CAREER OPTIONS

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FAQs

A successful graphic designer possesses key skills and qualities such as creativity, which involves generating fresh and unique design concepts. They have technical proficiency, mastering design software and tools to bring their ideas to life. Attention to detail is crucial to ensure precision and error-free designs. Effective communication skills are essential, as designers need to convey ideas and collaborate seamlessly with clients and team members to achieve project objectives. These qualities collectively contribute to a thriving career in graphic design.
Graphic designers often work in creative agencies, design studios, or as freelancers, enjoying a mix of office and remote work. The job outlook is generally competitive, but with the increasing demand for digital content, it remains positive. Designers may find opportunities in web and mobile app design, branding, advertising, and more, making it a dynamic field with steady prospects.
Graphic design focuses on creating visual content for various mediums, such as posters and logos. Web design deals specifically with designing websites, considering layout and user experience. UI (User Interface) and UX (User Experience) design are more specialized and concentrate on creating user-friendly digital interfaces with a strong emphasis on usability and functionality. While graphic design is broader and covers print and digital media, UI/UX and web design are subsets with a stronger digital and interactive focus.
Yes, graphic designers should regularly update their skills. The design industry evolves with technology and trends, making ongoing learning crucial. Learning new software, staying updated on design trends, and improving skills ensures designers can meet changing client needs and stay competitive in the field. Continuing education and professional development are common practices in the graphic design profession.