Tutorial 5

Project 9.2

Based on the project specified in 9.1, create a team of at least three people for the project. Specify their titles, internal and external rates, and abilities. Write a one paragraph bio explaining each team member's relevant experience and capabilities.

Project manager
The role of a Project Manager is to lead the production of multimedia tools from design through to launch (including post-launch assessment as necessary).  Specifications for each project will be based on the strategic, creative and business-related requirements agreed to with the client.

This is a dynamic, challenging role in which the ideal candidate will be capable of understanding the diverse needs of our clients and work collaboratively with a team to develop innovative interactive solutions that will achieve quantifiable results for their school/business.  The ability and desire to embrace our video production capabilities and leverage their tremendous value in online, multimedia experiences is a must.  Qualified candidates will understand the dynamics and managerial needs of multimedia projects, as well as be enthused to be part of an innovative team.

Multimedia Designer
The Multimedia Designer is a member of a team that is responsible for designing and creating arresting multimedia artwork for use in marketing campaigns and marketing communications. The person occupying this position is expected to learn and understand marketing campaign objectives and the nature products/services to be marketed from the Marketing team, in order to produce appropriate artwork/creatives for each campaign. 

The Multimedia Designer is expected to implement the design direction and copywriting required in the multimedia artwork or creatives to suit the marketing campaign and its objectives, which are determined in conjunction with the Marketing Manager and Creative Design Team Lead.

Audio producer
Audio producers--also referred to as music or sound engineers--plan, create and edit the sound in television programs, radio broadcasts, movies, music videos or albums. They do so by operating recording and editing equipment as well as computer software. 

Audio producers use sophisticated equipment and technology to record, mix and produce sound on movies, television and radio broadcasts or music albums. The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reports that most audio producers are employed in the broadcasting industries, but they can also find employment through movie and theater production teams as well as recording studios.

The day-to-day duties of audio producers vary depending on where they work. Those in the movie industry work mostly in postproduction; they add sound effects, voiceovers or background music. Audio engineers in recording studios may also be responsible for operating recording equipment. Those in broadcasting monitor audio signals and transmitters.