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Studio Guidelines for Spring
2000
Please follow these guidelines when using the studio for instructional
use.
The College Lab Technician and College Assistant assigned to the studio
should be on post no later than a half hour before the start of class.
During this time all relevant equipment should be turned on, tested
and calibrated for the class with the assistance of the Chief Engineer
or his designeee.
All equipment, especially the cameras, switcher, character generator,
prompter and lighting systems should be subject to rudimentary tests.
Any problems should be reported to the Chief Engineer and Director
of the Media Center immediately.
Students must be supervised at all times by a member of the instructional
staff. Preferably, one member of the instructional staff should be
in the control room and another in the studio itself. Please note
that College Assistants are by definition non-instructional and should
not be given supervisory assignments over students.
Students are not allowed in the studio or control room without a faculty
member present.
No guests are permitted in the studio or control room without the
permission of the instructor.
Equipment may only be used by students registered in the course or
CCC/Media Center faculty or staff.
It is strongly suggested that extreme care be exercised in the use
of lighting equipment. Please follow these precautions:
The studio and control room must be returned to proper condition at
the end of class. All sets must be broken down and equipment returned
to the strike position. Props must be shelved. Chairs and tables must
be stacked accordingly.
The studio should be free of all refuse at the end of class. We ask
that students rotate the assignment of sweeping the studio at the
end of class time.
Report and log all technical problems. Please follow up with a phone
message to the Chief Engineer and the Director before your next class.
Thank You. |
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