DIGITAL DESIGN STUDIO

DIGITAL DESIGN STUDIO - CRI 300 - CREATIVE INDUSTRIES, TORONTO METROPOLITAN UNIVERSITY (TMU) THE CREATIVE SCHOOL

 

DIGITAL MEDIA FROM DESIGN TO DELIVERY

Working effectively in the Creative Industries requires an understanding of media production based on sound principles of digital design. This studio course provides a project-based introduction to developing digital media content for the Web.

Brought to by your instructor Dwight Alexander, M.A.. Professor Alexander is a Creative Director with over 30 years of experience working with brands like Manulife Financial, Telus Mobility, Hasbro and Nike Canada. Get started in the world of Digital Media together! Ready? INDEED!.

  • Delivery – In Person

  • Class Length - 3 hours, 12 weeks

  • Category - Design, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Photoshop, Adobe After Effects, Figma

COURSE TOPICS

  • Branding/Logos

  • Typography

  • Design Elements & Principles

  • Art & Design

  • Colour Theory; Light & Value

  • GenAI; Impacts & Effects to Creativity

  • Motion Graphics

  • Motion Graphics — Planning, Production, Story & Sound

  • Motion Graphics — Title Sequences & Techniques

  • History of the Web Design

  • UX/UI; Interactivity, Usability & Experience Design

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 PROJECT EXAMPLES

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COMMENTS & FEEDBACK

“Dwight is super energetic and passionate about his work. He explains and does walkthrus of assignments and projects in class, so skipping this is not a good idea if you're not familiar with the design programs already. Sometimes he goes off topic, but only because he's so excited to see what people are working on. He's super open to questions.”

 

“He's an amazing professor that made the course enjoyable and educational at the same time (something very needed in the creative industries program)! 100% recommend taking him if you ever have the chance”

 

DIGITAL DESIGN STUDIO

A CREATIVE INDUSTRIES COURSE

CREDITS

SPECIAL THANKS

Toronto Metropolitan University (formerly Ryerson University), Creative Industries