Are you currently a producer or considering producing your original content? Or have you never used the Media Center or its services? We need your input to know what classes, services, equipment and programming our community needs.
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Discussion:
What would you like from your Media Center?
Topic:
Access to studio equipment
Do you take advantage or need access to studio equipment? What type? What is not needed?
5 Responses
Ron Lastname over 10 years ago
yes, see media center now.
Randy Hall over 10 years ago
Less TV studio-oriented, more indie filmmaker-oriented. Small, portable, cool-to-the-touch lighting, Sound gear that sounds good but doesn't get overly complicated (which is a challenge, I know this). Handheld DSLRs or even point-and-shoot cameras that can do video at 30 and 24 frames a second. This is the meat-and-potatoes of filmmaking/videography.
James Curtis over 10 years ago
Yes, I believe I answered this in the first question.
James Curtis over 10 years ago
I have also taken four video production courses at the SRJC. two were field production courses, one a studio production class and another on film making. My computer at home has a iMovie editing program, as did the class in JC class in Petaluma. The SRJC class used Adobe Premiere.
Robyn Kasper, Secretary to the Board of Directors of the Community Media Center of the North Bay over 10 years ago
I have done studio shoots in the past. You need a crew and a reason to do a studio shoot. I have helped other producers with their studio shoots and will be assisting Elaine again with a studio shoot shortly. The studio is a valuable resource as a professional studio. I think it is one of the most valuable spaces in the Media Center.