University of Central Florida

09/23/2024 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 09/23/2024 10:20

UCF Libraries Opens New Production Studio

The UCF Libraries are excited to announce the roll out of a new production studio at the John C. Hitt Library. This innovative space provides users with the tools necessary to create professional-quality videos and images. With three versatile areas for capturing content, the studio is designed to meet the needs of students, faculty and staff across a wide range of creative projects.

Whether you're a student working on a project or a faculty or staff member crafting presentations, the production studio has three specialized areas to meet the needs of the campus:

  • The Presentation Stage: From capturing photography to shooting dynamic videos, this space is fully equipped with professional lighting, a variety of backdrops and Sony A6400 mirrorless cameras. It's the perfect spot for bringing your creative vision to life.
  • The Headshot Stage: Need a polished headshot for a portfolio, LinkedIn or personal website? The photobooth-style setup, powered by Breeze Photobooth software, lets you capture high-resolution images with just a tap. You can send your headshot directly to your email on the spot.
  • The Conversation Stage: This area is tailor-made for interviews and podcast-style recordings. With top-notch audio and video equipment, you can record crisp, clear conversations in a professional environment.

This space isn't just for professionals - anyone in the UCF community can book a 90-minute session. It's open to currently enrolled students, faculty and staff, and you're welcome to bring your own equipment or use the studio's extensive selection of gear.

Getting started is simple: complete an online course, schedule a 30-minute orientation session and after that, the production studio is yours for booking. Head to the UCF Libraries website to check out the equipment list and book your first session.

For more information visit the UCF Libraries Production Studio page.

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