Multimedia Software

  • Creating a photo collage- Adobe Spark or Smilebox
  • Creating a vector graphic- Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape
  • Creating a magazine layout for print or e-publishing- Adobe InDesign or QuarkXPress
  • Creating a basic 2D animation- Adobe Animate CC or Toon Boom Harmony
  • Creating an advanced 3D animation- Autodesk or Cinema 4D Studio
  • Editing a radio advertisement- Adobe Audition or Zynewave Podium
  • Editing a video project- Final Cut Pro or Adobe Premiere Pro
  • Creating special effects for video- Filmora or Autodesk Maya
  • Creating an animated title sequence- Aurora 3D Animation Maker or Cinema

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