The Multimedia Design program allows students to be creative while perfecting their technical skills in video production, animation, web content, instructional design, and the production workflow process. All classes provide students hands-on experience while creating multimedia projects, by completing pre-production, production and post-production tasks.
At FHTC I have found amazing opportunities to advance my skills in Multimedia Design, a field I love.
Media Team
Program Options
Multimedia Design offers a technical certificate and associate of applied science degree option. Courses are available face-to-face or mostly online. High school seniors and juniors are also eligible to apply to this program.
The technical certificate is a one-year program. The courses provide students with a foundation in multimedia development fundamentals including animation, video productions and creation of digital graphics for a variety of purposes.
The associate of applied science degree is a two-year program that offers students a wide variety of training in various areas of producing interactive digital content including video production, animation, content for the internet and digital media for electronic devices/platforms. Students completing the program will gain cross-platform skills and a complete understanding of the production pipeline (workflow process) including digital video production, interactive presentations and media for multiple formats/devices and content for the web.
Hear more about the Multimedia Design program from instructor Casey Wilson.
Associates Degree Course Requirements Technical Certificate Course Requirements
Career Opportunities
Small businesses to large corporations often hire multimedia experts to develop content for marketing or training purposes and jobs in educational institutions include instructional design and developing training and marketing content. Governmental agencies also employ multimedia specialists to create presentations and promotional materials. Television and radio stations also provide employment opportunities. Whether your interests focus on digital video production, animation, motion graphics, instructional design, or web content, the employment opportunities are endless.
Career opportunities include:
- Regional Media Industry
- Education
- Government
- Freelance Work
- Non-Profit Organizations
Program Faculty
Casey Wilson
Multimedia Design Instructor
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Casey began his career with FHTC in 2018 as the Multimedia Design Instructor. His prior work experience includes Walt Disney Archives in Photoshop retouching and as a photographer covering NFL, MLB, and NCAA sporting events. Casey also holds an unmanned aircraft (drone) license that he utilizes for his video and photography businesses. His fine art landscapes and wildlife images have won national awards and can be seen displayed in local businesses. Casey holds a degree from the Art Institute of Colorado.
Taumi Boyce
Graphic Arts Technology Instructor
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Casey began his career with FHTC in 2018 as the Multimedia Design Instructor. His prior work experience includes Walt Disney Archives in Photoshop retouching and as a photographer covering NFL, MLB, and NCAA sporting events. Casey also holds an unmanned aircraft (drone) license that he utilizes for his video and photography businesses. His fine art landscapes and wildlife images have won national awards and can be seen displayed in local businesses. Casey holds a degree from the Art Institute of Colorado.
Academic Partnership
FHTC students who complete an Associate of Applied Science degree in Multimedia Design may be eligible to utilize a 2+2 agreement with the following institutions to further their education.
Emporia State University: Bachelor of Arts in Communication
Fort Hays State University: Bachelor of Technology Leadership
Kansas State University: Bachelor of Science in Technology Management
Pittsburg State University: Bachelor of Applied Science
Washburn University: Bachelor of Applied Science
Program Information & Resources
Estimated program costs and testing criteria are available in the documents below. Visit our admissions page to learn about admissions steps and other helpful information.