The phrase "a multimedia group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a team or organization that specializes in various forms of media, such as video, audio, and digital content.
Example: "The conference featured a panel discussion with experts from a multimedia group that creates innovative advertising campaigns."
Alternatives: "a media collective" or "a multimedia team".
Ellen Cornfield, who danced with Merce Cunningham, will present her new "Thread," a dance inspired by the DNA double helix code of life and set to music by John King, as well as a new solo and a recent multimedia group work.
The move is part of proprietor Alexander Lebedev's bid to create a truly multimedia group in London, comprising newspapers and a TV channel, while also squeezing costs further on the loss-making independent titles.
The methodology integrates dynamically and interactively risk and deterministic safety analysis and deliberation processes; the methodology has been integrated in a mobile multimedia group decision network system.
The Financial Times's Tim Bradshaw writes about the surprising success of Vice, which despite the downturn in media more generally has managed to make a successful transition into becoming an "international multimedia group".
Friday and Saturday at 7 30, 8 30 and 9 30 p.m. FOR AND ABOUT: ART AND REACTIONS TO SUPERSTORM SANDY Nearly a year after the storm, this multimedia group show explores the impact of natural disasters from the perspectives of 14 emerging artists in Brooklyn.
In 2007 she and some collaborators started Transition, a multimedia performance group that enabled her to experiment with video and projection in chamber settings, with repertory from John Blow to Luciano Berio and aesthetic approaches that have ranged from naturalistic to abstract.
Cloud Eye Control is a multimedia performance group based in Los Angeles that uses animation, music and live performers to create hybrid theatrical works.
Andrew R. Lack, formerly of NBC News and CBS News and now the chief executive of Bloomberg's multimedia group, spoke of Mr. Rose's show as a "global conversation".
When asked if the "method of learning was a waste of time", 87.8% of the students in the multimedia group either disagreed or strongly disagreed, while 2.4% agreed or strongly agreed, and 91.6% of the students in the live demonstration group disagreed or strongly disagreed, while 0% agreed or strongly agreed.
