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equipment
The Film Production Department has expanded into the area of digital film technology in both production and post-production. Digital cameras are now available to students as well as celluloid-based technology. There are also two new digital film-editing labs with industry standard editing software.
Through generous community donations, the department also offers more traditional film editing equipment.
Efforts have been made to improve projection quality through the purchase of new video projectors for the production studio, digital editing lab and lecture auditorium.
The sound lab has been upgraded to include a new mixing board and multi-track recorders along with additional film dubbers.
Types of technology used
Traditional Film Technology
The faculty regularly uses traditional analog sound and film equipment for production and post-production including:
- Super 8mm cameras
- Eclair NPR and Arri-S 16mm cameras
- Nagra 4.0 audio tape recorders
- Sennheiser mics
- Arri light kits
- KEM and Moviola flatbed editing systems
- Multi-track Panasonic sound mixing board
- Magna-tech sound dubbers
Digital Film Technology
The faculty regularly uses digital film and analog equipment for production and post-production including:
- Hi-8 and digital cameras (1 chip and 3 chip)
- Linear editing decks
- TASCAM DAT audio tape recorders
- Sony minidisc recorders
- Digital miniDV and DVcam editing decks
- Apple Final Cut Pro digital editing systems including miniDV, DVD, CD, PhotoShop and AfterEffects software.
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