Library Media Labs
The Library Media Labs include facilities for the research and production of digital photography and filmmaking, animation, music, audio, print, and video.
Where We're Located
The Media Labs are located on Level B of the Harold F. Johnson Library. Access to Media Labs and classroom facilities is open to students, faculty, and staff.
Digital Media Production Facilities
B2: Advanced Media Lab
Advanced media has seven stations: six general workstations and one archive station. Equipped with Macs, PCs, midi keyboards, flatbed scanners, a projector, and speakers, this room supports a variety of media-making.
B3: Studio G
Hampshire’s very own ‘green screen’ studio, Studio G is equipped with 4K studio cameras, a lighting grid, floor lights, and stands. The studio and attached control room support live broadcasting as well as real-time Blu-ray burning. Studio G is named in honor of alum and longtime staffer John Gunther.
B5: Intermedia Lab
The Intermedia Lab houses the voice-over booth, a stop-animation stand, Wacom graphic tablets, a large document digitizing stand, flatbed scanners, and a small-scale 3D printer. The voice-over booth supports recording ADR tracks, voiceovers, Foley sound effects, and voice or instruments.
B6: Electronic Music Station
The Electronic Music Station is a single-user station with a Mac computer. It is equipped with a keyboard and sample pad, midi synthesizers, and a real-time CD burner. The primary use of this room is for the production and manipulation of audio, though it is not restricted to this use.
B7: Finishing Suite
Users of the Finishing Suite can edit video, make surround soundtracks and electronic music, digitize analog media, photo, and image manipulation, 3D animation, and more. This room is equipped with a midi keyboard, large Wacom tablet, 4K screen, and near-field audio monitors.
Screening/Classroom Facilities
B9 Classroom
The classroom is a space where classes or groups can meet, games can be played and designed, screenings are held, and more. This space can seat 24, and is equipped with a video projector and HDMI hook-ups, surround sound system, Blu-ray/DVD/CD players, and several different gaming consoles as well as virtual reality gaming capabilities.
Staff
John Bruner, 94F
Advanced Media Technical Specialist
Room B4, HFJ Library (Media Labs)