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The SCS Studio Gallery

Welcome to the SCS Studio Gallery! Here we have assembled examples of graphic design and multimedia projects completed wholly or partly in the SCS Studio (CK 36) and/or using the same SCS equipment available to all TU students. We are grateful to the credited authors of these works for allowing SCS to post them here, and we sincerely hope they will provide clarification and inspiration to students planning to use the SCS Studio for their own multimedia projects. You've got creative potential, it's time to tap it!

Be sure revisit this page periodically to see what's up in the Studio.

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Video Projects

For the purposes of this gallery, "Video Projects" include video recordings of live subjects or demonstrations rather than screen recordings (which are included below under Screencasting Projects).

The 12 Days of Service
Fall 2012
This video was shot and produced by an SCS Multimedia Support Specialists using Gear2Go equipment and edited using Adobe Premiere Pro on the SCS Studio PC. It's a holiday romp full of good cheer!

SCS Studio Video Tour
Spring 2012
This video was shot by SCS Multimedia Support Specialists using
our Canon EOS 60D HDSLR and edited using Final Cut Pro on the SCS Studio iMac. The entire production was completed using SCS equipment available to all TU students, and the end product stands
as another excellent example of what SCS can help you achieve.

"TU in 2" Videos, October 2011
Fall 2011
This series of two-minute lectures was recorded in the SCS Studio and lit with the Studio's fluorescent softboxes.

Concert Video, May 2011
Spring 2011
This live performance video was shot by an SCS staffer using one of the Sony HDR-CX560 camcorders that SCS loans to TU students, faculty and staff. Although the available light was minimal, the video well reflects the audio capture quality possible with this camera.

2010 SCS General Video Tour
Fall 2010
This video was shot by two SCS' Multimedia Support Specialists using one of our Sony HDR-CX550 camcorders and edited using Final Cut Pro on the SCS Studio iMac. The entire production was completed using SCS equipment available to all TU students, and the end product stands as an excellent example of what SCS can help you achieve.

Flash Mob Dance, October 2010
Fall 2010
This video was sponsored by the TU Office of Student Activities and shot by TU students using three of SCS' Sony HDR-CX550 camcorders. (Scrub to 1:30 for the dance.)

Dr. Ebacher's HONR 370.325 "Crossing Borders"
Student Group Interviews
Spring 2010
These interview videos were produced by students enrolled in Dr. Colleen Ebacher's Spring 2010 HONR 370.325 class. The student groups recorded the interviews direct to iMovie in the SCS Studio, and then subsequently edited the recordings in the SCS Studio and/or Learning Center. The final productions were processed for Web delivery and published by CIAT Multimedia Services.

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Screencasting Projects

We use the term "screencast" to describe video productions which are composed primarily of computer screens and intended to demonstrate or discuss computing applications. The same software and techniques may be used to produce a video of a PowerPoint presentation.

Running the Cisco VPN Client
2009
This demonstration video was produced using Adobe Captivate, one of the multimedia applications available the the SCS Studio, Lab and Learning Center. Captivate records your computer screen and allows you to add voiceover, highlights and captions. Then, Captivate allows you to save the final product as a Flash movie, ready for publishing to the Web.

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Voiceover Projects

These are projects for which the audio was recorded in the SCS Studio or in the field using one of the SCS digital audio recorder kits.

Which E-mail Client is Right for Me? ...
August 2010
This brief movie was produced by OTS using editing resources in the Center for Instructional Advancement and Technology (CIAT) lab. The narration track was recorded using the Rohe Podcaster microphone available in the SCS Studio. Editing was completed using Apple Final Cut Pro, a popular video editing application available in SCS.

ISSO Online Services Tutorial
2009
The narration for this movie was recorded in the SCS Studio using a Rohe Podcaster microphone. We subsequently processed the recording using Adobe Soundbooth--available in SCS--to filter out background noise and reverberations. The movie was then produced by CIAT Multimedia Services.

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Audio Projects

Here are some examples of standalone audio recordings made in the SCS Studio with the Rohe Podcaster microphone or in the field using one of the SCS digital audio recorder kits.

Solstice Drum Circle
June 2010
SCS used one of the Samson Zoom H2 digital audio recorders to make this open air recording of an amateur drum circle on June 21, 2010. We simply set the recorder in the middle of the circle and pressed record. So this recording represents the quality one can achieve with no environmental control or rehearsal.

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