RESOURCES
The DMCA Lobby offers a small kiosk of macintosh computers for general use such as e-mail, web browsing, word processing.
The lab stations noted below are not for casual use.
LABS AND CLASSROOMS
| Graphics Lab (Room 103) |
12 Dual Processor Mac G5 Stations
Wacom tablets, flat bed scanners, 2 Wacom Cintiq Displays, Large Fortmat Epson printers, and a vinyl cutter |
| Video Lab (Room 104) |
11 Mac G5 Video Workstations with Mini DV and VHS viewers, DVD Burners, Dubbing Station
4 Mac G5 Graphics Stations
Wacom Tablet, Flat bed and Slide Scanning stations, Light table, Large format printers, color and quad black printers |
| Seminar (Room 105) |
Large Flat Panel Viewing Screen/Surround Sound
Maximum Room capacity 12 |
| Studio B |
The Advanced Media Lab features a shooting and recording studio space: an audio station with a 24-channel deck, synthesizers, effects processors, and an 88 key weighted performance controller, three advanced video editing rooms, and advanced lighting, camera, and recording equipment. |
| Studio C |
The Advanced Print Lab has 6 G5 workstations, 3 large and medium format
Epson printers, 2 Imacon film scanners, 2 Wacom Cintiq displays and a
variety of resources for alternative digital printmaking. |
| Access to the Advanced Labs is by permission only. Submit a Special Project Application. |
EQUIPMENT
The DMCA has equipment that may be borrowed by authorized users for 24 to 48 hours. Equipment is reserved in advance in the DMCA Reservations Book in our lobby. No phone or email bookings will be accepted. Pick up and return times are noted at our Equipment Booth. Borrowed equipment is the responsibility of the user, and proof of insurance may be required. Some of the equipment may only be borrowed by users who demonstrate a working knowledge of the equipment. The General use equipment available includes: Digital Video Cameras, Digital Still Cameras, Microphones and stands, Field Lighting Kits, Field Audio (DAT) Kit, Location Audio Kits, CD Recording Kits.
Advanced equipment usage is by permission only and is arranged with the appropriate DMCA Staff Member.
APPLICATIONS
The DMCA maintains an array of computer applications for audio, video, graphics, modeling, drafting, text, and internet authoring. Our basic programs are updated annually and we add new applications that have potential relevance to the arts as they become available. |
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