Multimedia Communications

About the Program

Do you love YouTube, TikTok, podcasts, or social media? Have you ever imagined creating your own content or running your own podcast? In the Multimedia Communications program, students learn how to produce engaging digital content — from videos and podcasts to blogs and short-form media. You’ll plan, film, edit, and publish real-world projects while building a professional portfolio that can support future college, career, and industry opportunities.

Students will learn to work collaboratively while creating content for their school and/or community for marketing, communications, and more! You will have the opportunity to develop new skills or strengthen pre-existing skills. Multimedia students will gain knowledge and industry recognized skills in video production, sound engineering, and digital storytelling while creating industry level projects! 

Express your creativity by exercising out of the box thinking to find visual angles, story hooks, and ways to stand out in your own unique content while growing in adaptability and teamwork!

Students have the chance to earn: 

• High School Credit
• Industry Recognized Credentials

Tory Klementsen has been an educator for more than 30 years, including over 20 years at Sno-Isle Technical Skills Center. Throughout her career, she has been dedicated to helping students develop practical, real-world skills that prepare them for success in college, careers, and beyond.

A lifelong technology enthusiast, Tory has been working with computers since junior high school. Her interests have evolved alongside the technology industry, giving her experience with computer hardware, networking, servers, digital media, and emerging technologies. Her passion for digital communication extends beyond the classroom. She has created and managed multiple blogs and produced a podcast focused on fitness and weight loss. Through these projects, she gained firsthand experience in content creation, audience engagement, digital storytelling, and online publishing.

As the instructor for Digital Media & Content Creation, Tory combines her experience in technology, communication, and education to help students develop creative and technical skills in video production, podcasting, blogging, social media, and digital storytelling. She believes that the best learning happens through hands-on experiences, real-world projects, and opportunities for students to share their ideas with authentic audiences.

Tory is passionate about helping students discover their creative voice, build confidence in their abilities, and create professional-quality work they can be proud of. Her goal is to prepare students with the skills, knowledge, and experiences needed to thrive in an increasingly digital world.