Whether it be a national televised spot or a local promo, I am your man. Being a broadcast designer could include many things, but some of the most seen are promo graphics, lower thirds, programming packages, bugs (logos in the corner of the screen), ID's, network branding, and even up-front presentations. Programming packages consist of many graphical pieces to complete the program or special being used. Some elements that make up a full programming package are opens, bumps, split screens, green-screen backgrounds, lower thirds, transitions, double boxes, video windows, and a credit bed. Within the print world, well that could really be anything. Some examples would be product packaging, clothing art, magazine and newspaper ads, company branding, logo design, company identities, billboards, brochures, album art, event posters, mail pieces, company annual reports, and even business forms or instruction manuals. There is just so much that is printed it couldn't all be listed, and I am not sure someone would want to read all that. And beyond all that, graphics for the web can also be done. These may consist of ad banners (static and animated), grid banners, clutter busters, site graphics, etc. A web graphics package contains different versions of all of these, in order to create an ad campaign within the website.