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Cinema Studies Computer Lab

Cinema Studies Lab Screening Area

The UO Cinema Studies Program is pleased to offer a new kind of new media laboratory, open to anyone in the university community (students, faculty, and staff) for digital editing and image creation. On the second floor of Knight Library, the lab is available seven days a week (and well into the night) during the academic year for students, faculty members, and instructors with the need to cut, tweak, filter, and deliver any type of project involving sound and picture.

For your producing pleasure, the lab is stocked with 24-inch iMacs fully geeked out with Apple’s Final Cut Pro Studio 7 and Adobe Creative Suite 5 including After Effects.

 

Quick Facts

Capacity: 23 students plus instructor(s)
Computers: 23 student Dual Core iMacs & 1 instructor Quad-Core Mac Pro (with front Firewire 800, USB 2.0 jacks)
Operating System: OS X Leopard 10.5.8
Media Production Software: Final Cut Pro 7 (for all computers), Adobe Creative Suite 5 (24 licenses total)
Additional Software: MS Office
Room A/V: (2) 50″ HD Plasma monitors. In-ceiling speakers. Resident computer. DVD (SD). Laptop connection (with 3.5mm audio jack). AUX RCA A/V jacks. Room’s A/V controlled via Crestron touch panel. Additionally there is a 28-seat exhibition screening area with HD offering DVD, Blue-Ray and instructor computer screening.
Printing: Fee-based Print Station (Uses Campus Cash on UO ID)

No food or beverages are allowed in the computer lab space.

 

Software

Only licensed software may be installed on these computers. Unlicensed/unapproved software will be removed from the computers upon discovery.

A standard suite of software is installed on these computers that is intended to serve the needs of most groups using the classroom. Requests to install software must be received at least four (4) weeks prior to the start of the academic term, and the installation disc or discs, with verification of licensing, must be delivered to the Cinema Studies Program office no later than two (2) weeks prior to the start of the term (i.e., before the first day of finals week of the current term).

Additional software requests are submitted for consideration. Please contact Dr. Andre Sirois, Multimedia Specialist/Lab Supervisor at cinemastudiessuper@gmail.com regarding adding new software to the lab for a specific class.

Where in the world is the Cinema Studies Lab?

View the Map (pdf)

 

Contact Us

The Lab:  541-346-8172
Equipment Room:  541-346-7820