The multimedia studio is available to Temple students, faculty and staff for video shoots, audio recording, still photography sessions and video-conference interviews. 

The multimedia studio is located in the TECH Center, Room 215-J, near the Macintosh blue lab.

The 12 x 18 ft. acoustically-treated studio includes:

• studio lighting, audio and video equipment, and a computer on which to mix and engineer projects
• sound-reduction insulation, acoustic glass windows, and echo-reducing foam tiles on walls
• four ceiling-mounted video lighting rigs with dimmer switches
• backdrop frame with green screen and black, and white backdrops
• a Sony HXR-NX5U NXCAM Professional HD Camcorder and tripod system
• electronic dTank adjustable-height workstation tables
• a Macintosh with the following software:
  - Final Cut Pro video editing software
  - Adobe Creative Suite (CS6) including After Effects
  - Audacity audio editing software
  - ProTools audio editing software
• a MOTU HDX-SDI SDI, HDMI, Analog Video Interface for Mac
• a Tote Vision 5.6" 16:9 Monitor (NTSC/PAL/RGB/HDMI)
• a Mackie Onyx 1640i 16-Channel FireWire Recording Mixer
• Various microphones and accessories, including Audio-Technica AT-875 - Shotgun microphone kit and Shure PG Series Dual Wireless Lavalier Microphone System
• a Behringer TRUTH B2030A Active 2-Way Reference Studio Monitor

An orientation session is required prior to using the studio. To request an orientation session and studio time, please submit a request by going to http://tuhelp.temple.edu, stop by the consultant desk on the 2nd Floor of the TECH Center or call 215-204-9898. 

• The multimedia studio is available only to currently registered Temple University students, faculty and staff.
• An orientation session is required prior to using the studio.

• Food and beverages are not permitted.
• By logging onto a TECH Center computer, you agree to abide by all Information Technology Services policies.
• Information Technology Services reserves the right to remove users from the labs and/or prohibit future use of the labs if individuals abuse the rooms, disturb others in the lab, or violate policies.