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Sarge Kinlin '16

Student and Faculty Work:

Digital Arts

The introduction of digital media into creative fields has changed the very nature of their study and production. Musicians, scientists, creative writers, film makers, and visual and performing artists have developed multiple fluencies with digital media. This, in turn, has challenged the long-standing tradition of individual genius specializing in individual media and has made collaborative and cross-disciplinary work practically inevitable. The program in digital arts provides a formal framework for the exploration of these creative possibilities.

Facilities

 

one of two 16-station digital classrooms
one of two 16-station digital classrooms
PHOTO: Bret Olsen
one of four AV editing rooms
one of four AV editing rooms
PHOTO: photo by Bret Olsen
A video production room, with lighting grid
A video production room, with lighting grid
PHOTO: photo by Bret Olsen
The view from the production control room. The main stage is seen through the left window; the voiceover booth is to the right.
The view from the production control room. The main stage is seen through the left window; the voiceover booth is to the right.
PHOTO: photo by Bret Olsen
The Digital Arts studios include a 25-seat screening room, with high-quality projection and surround sound.
The Digital Arts studios include a 25-seat screening room, with high-quality projection and surround sound.
PHOTO: Bret Olsen
Adjacent to the classrooms is a technical support station, where students can sign out cameras, audio recorders, and other equipment.
Adjacent to the classrooms is a technical support station, where students can sign out cameras, audio recorders, and other equipment.
PHOTO: Bret Olsen
Also near the digital classrooms is a print/mat room, with large-format printers.
Also near the digital classrooms is a print/mat room, with large-format printers.
PHOTO: Bret Olsen

 

The Digital Arts studios provide facilities and a gathering place for students and faculty who are eager to explore the artistic potential of digital technology and who seek artistically creative ventures. These studios provide a central location where collaborations involving students and faculty can thrive and where these artists can find the resources to match our most compelling curricular ambitions in the arts and beyond.

 

The Home Planet (in HD) from Samuel Pellman on Vimeo, with video by Lauren Koss '00.

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