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Digital Media Jobs in the Inland Empire/Desert and Los Angeles Metro

Digital Media Advisory Skills Panel October 11, 2019

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Today’s Topics

Digital Media Industry Overview Demand for Digital Media Jobs Regional Training Programs and Outcomes

• Multimedia Artist & Animators
• Commercial & Industrial Designers
• Graphic Designers

Arts & Design Workers

• Producers & Directors

Digital Media Leadership

• Audio & Video Equipment Techs.
• Broadcast Techs.
• Sound Engineering Techs.
• Photographers
• Camera Operators, Film & Video

Editors

Media Communications Equipment Workers

Categories of Middle-Skill DM Jobs

Who Hires These Jobs?

Industry employment

• Counts all jobs
• Top job to the entry jobs
• Core occupations and support occupations

Industry Information

Arts & Design Workers

• Multimedia Artist & Animators
• Commercial & Industrial Designers
• Graphic Designers

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Information Manufacturing  Graphic Design Services  Interior Design Services  Advertising Agencies

78% employment in 3 Industries

 Motion Picture and Video Production  Independent Artists, Writers, & Performers  Teleproduction & Post Production

 Commercial Printing  Sign Manufacturing

Industry Information

Digital Media Leadership

• Producers & Directors

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Information Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation  Advertising Agencies

97% employment in 3 Industries

 Motion Picture and Video Production  Television Broadcasting  Teleproduction & Post Production  Independent Artists, Writers, & Performers  Theater Companies

Industry Information

Media Communications Equipment Workers

• Audio & Video Equipment Technicians
• Broadcast Technicians
• Sound Engineering Technicians
• Photographers
• Camera Operators, Film & Video Editors

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services Information Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation  Motion Picture and Video Production  Television Broadcasting  Teleproduction & Post Production

79% employment in 3 Industries

 Other Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services  Advertising, Public Relations, and Related Services  Independent Artists, Writers, & Performers  Amusement and Theme Parks

• An category of jobs with similar work and skills

possessed by the incumbents.

• Occupations are employed across all Ind.
• 800 Detailed Occupations
• 302 Middle-skill Occupations

What is occupational employment?

• Multimedia Artist & Animators
• Commercial & Industrial Designers
• Graphic Designers

Arts & Design Workers

• Producers & Directors

Digital Media Leadership

• Audio & Video Equipment Techs.
• Broadcast Techs.
• Sound Engineering Techs.
• Photographers
• Camera Operators, Film & Video

Editors

Media Communications Equipment Workers

Digital Media Middle-Skill Jobs

Measures of Living Wage/Self-sufficiency

Riverside-San Bernardino-Ontario MSA (AKA: Inland Empire/Desert Region)

• Average household has

3.3 residents (ACS)

• California Minimum Wage

$12.00/hour

• Brookings Institute Advancing

Opportunity in California’s Inland Empire report

• $18.00/hour + benefits

12

• Riverside and San Bernardino counties
• 1 Adult $12.39/hour or $25,775 Annual before tax
• Los Angeles and Orange counties
• 1 Adult $14.71/hour or $30,602 Annual

13

Measures of Living Wage/Self-sufficiency Cont.

Three Resident Household Hourly Wage Annual Wage 2 Adults (Both Working), 1 Child $16.58 $69,000 2 Adults (1 Working), 1 Child $28.25 $58,800 1 Adult, 2 Children $36.40 $75,700

Post- secondary non-degree award

Occupations Annual job

• penings

(2018-2023) Median hourly wage

Audio and Video Equipment Technicians

928 $22.36

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co.

80 849 $18.62 $22.66

Sound Engineering Technicians 370

$30.58

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 17 353

$15.30 $31.33

Associate degree

Occupation Annual job

• penings

(2018-2023) Median hourly wage

Broadcast Technicians 310

$19.72

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 10 300

$24.21 $19.59

Bachelor’s degree

Occupation Annual job

• penings

(2018-2023) Median hourly wage

Graphic designers 1,705

$25.25

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 261 1,444

$21.02 $26.03

Commercial and industrial designers 221

$31.64

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 34 187

$30.32 $31.79

Multimedia artists and animators 500

$34.34

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 19 481

$15.62 $34.78

Bachelor’s degree

Occupation Annual job

• penings

(2018-2023) Median hourly wage

Camera operators 476

$30.07

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 12 464

$22.12 $30.35

Film and video editors 1,208

$35.22

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 25 1,183

$37.71 $35.13

Producers and directors 2,182

$46.00

Inland Empire/Desert Los Angeles Co. 57 2,126

$29.66 $46.48

Occupations with low percentage

• f female

workers

Audio and video equipment technicians 10% Sound engineering technicians 10% Broadcast technicians 12% Camera operators 17% Film and video editors 18% Multimedia artists and animators 37%

Available Digital Media training programs

• Radio and Television
• Technical Communications
• Mass Communications
• Film Production
• Digital Media
• Multimedia
• Electronic Games Design
• Animation
• Desktop Publishing
• Commercial Music
• Applied Photography
• Commercial Art
• Graphic Art and Design

Chaffey College of the Desert

Regional Colleges with Digital Media Programs

San Bernardino Valley

Student Outcomes

Career and Technical Education Employment Outcomes Survey (CTEOS)

2016, 2017, & 2018 series  Survey of 294 former DM students in the IEDR  100 responses  34% response rate

How closely related to your field of study is your current job? (n=65)

Very Close or Close 62% Not Close 38%

How long did it take you to find a job? (n=23)

Found a job right away 30% 1 to 3 months 57% More than

• ne year

13%

FT 42% PT 58%

Are you currently working Full Time (FT) or Part-time (PT)? (n=64)

87% in less than 3 months

Where are Digital Media completers currently working? (n=40)

Source: CTEOS

55% 8% 5% 25% 8%

Inland Empire Low Desert High Desert LA Out of State

68%

• f former students

work in the region

DM Earnings Student Outcomes

$19,508 Median Annual Earnings After Exiting ICT & DM (EDD Tax Files) (Student Reported)

Source: Launchboard, CTEOS

$11.00 $14.00 $20.00 25th Median 75th

Digital Media Completers reporting hourly wages after exit (n=39)

DM Student Transfers

No 58% Yes, same field

• f study

34% Yes, different field of study 8%

Did you transfer to another college or university? (n=85)

Four-year college

• r university, 90%

Other, 10%

Was this a two-year or four-year college or university? (n=30)

42% Transferred

Strong Workforce Metrics ICT and DM 75%

Are economically disadvantaged students

1,550

Students transferred to a four-year institution

62%

Students are employed in the fourth fiscal quarter after exit Exiting students experienced a

51%

Median change in earnings

40%

Of exiting students attained a living wage

65% Of students

found a job closely related to their field of study

Source: Launchboard

Employment Outcomes Worries?

• One year after exit only
• Better job and wage opportunities for those willing

to work in LA/OC

Very Satisfied or Satisfied 89% Neutral 7% Dissatisfied 4%

How satisfied are you with the education and training you received at your college? (n=98)

Questions?

Michael Goss

Centers of Excellence for Labor Market Research Inland Empire/Desert Region

michael.goss@chaffey.edu

www.coeccc.net