The Jonathan Mednick Editing Lab | NSC-172 & the Writing Lab | NSC-173 have combined to form the newly remodeled Jonathan Mednick Production Lab | NSC-172. Following up on our previous post, Phases 1 and 2 have been completed. Phase 3 is still pending.
Graduate Production Office | CEM-132E is now finalized and will serve as the homebase to Alex Bowser’s MFA thesis feature film “Bad Pixels.” This is the first of three offices being permanently assembled as a graduate workspace. GPO | CEM-132D is on track to come online Friday, June 26th to house Marcos Casilli’s MFA thesis feature film “The Last Two Years of David Brachman,” and GPO | CEM-132B will be available for occupancy the first week of July.
The future is now- UCF Film has acquired support from a radically new, cloud-based production scheduling software called Scenechronize. Instead of trying to put to words how amazing this software is, and what it can mean for our productions, check out the video below:
The Jonathan Mednick Editing Lab | NSC-172 is receiving a summer makeover in three phases:
Phase 1 will be a remodeling of the physical space – polished floors, repaired lighting, a new coat of paint (we’re thinking something in the ballpark of a light burnt sienna) and a serious furniture upgrade. We are very fortunate to receive several professional grade work surfaces courtesy of FIEA and the College of Arts and Humanities. The new layout will be a modified cubicle space that will allow for comfort, usability, and (finally) some style!
15 iPhone photos and an AutoStitch app = the above blank canvas.
At the start of the Fall 2010 semester the UCF Film Operational Portal will be available as an online resource for students, faculty, and staff by providing easy centralized access to information about Department assets and facilities. Serving as a digital front-end for the Film Dept’s Operations Desk and an answer key to your production questions, this new web site will become a one stop shop for production and classroom support.