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The Studio
Studio UT libraries
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Media for the Masses
Female
22 years old
Knoxville, Tennessee
United States
Last Login: 3/23/2009
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The Studio's Interests
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| General | Digital Video, Digital Photography, Graphic Design Web Design, Audio Editing, ect... | | Movies | Documentaries, Independent Films, Art Films, Student Films... heck, we just love movies! | | Books | All of them, we're in a library!
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The Studio's Details
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| Status: | Single | | Hometown: | Knoxville | | Zodiac Sign: | Leo |
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About me:
What is The Studio?
The Media Center Studio is not just a digital media lab; it is a community. We provide media equipment, computers, software, and consultation services for the creation of media-enhanced instructional products. We also provide computer access to electronic text resources and digital image collections of the library. Services are available to students, faculty, and staff of the University of Tennessee. Our goal is to provide media computing resources, a trained staff to provide assistance, and information about campus-wide training opportunities. As a part of the University of Tennessee Libraries, The Studio continues a rich tradition of innovation and operates in a creative environment of instructional and service excellence.
Your Multimedia Workshop
The Studio is much like a workshop with the tools, supplies, and expertise you need to get the job done. Think of a computer as a digital toolbox and the applications as the tools. Each tool has a different purpose, but together they can help you organize, build, and complete your project. You wouldn’t use a screwdriver to hammer a nail. Likewise, many applications may be useable for certain tasks. However, understanding the limitations of one tool and the strengths of another will help you to create efficiently a more polished and professional product.
What can be done in The Studio?
Typical activities include digital video editing, graphics design, and DVD authoring. There is also a substantial collection of tutorial and reference materials. The Studio is not designed to be a location for conversion of personal collections such as converting an LP collection to CD. OIT labs are available for checking email, surfing the Internet, uploading content to Blackboard, general word processing, and basic scanning. All activities in The Studio are governed by University acceptable use policies.
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