Career & Technical Education Students Tour Lockheed Martin

Students from Weatherford High School’s Advanced Animation and Printing & Imaging classes along with several Graphic Design students were treated to a tour of Lockheed Martin on Thursday, October 15 to support their interest in Arts and Audio Visual careers. They were transported down the manufacturing flight line before visiting the Television and Video Production Studio where they viewed some corporate created news and videos of Lockheed’s work around the world. Next, they went through the Animation Department and were allowed to see the different types of animation software used in industry. In the photography studio, they learned about green screens, software, lighting, and other equipment. Finally it was on to the Graphic Arts Department where they were greeted by professionals who shared experiences, knowledge, and a vast array of marketing, public relations, and educational materials. Students were surprised and delighted with an unplanned stop in the Model Design Workshop where craftsmen create 3D models out of materials ranging from wood to titanium. Along the way they were presented information about how to prepare for careers in all of these fields.
Weatherford High School Career & Technical Education is designed to prepare our students for success in the global community. Pictured with the students are Bobbye Moreno, Graphic Design and Printing & Imaging Instructor and Charles Fredrikson, Computer Animation Instructor.

Published October 17, 2015 Print