Due to staff shortages, it is temporarily only possible to lend equipment from the video workshop during the usual times Mon. Advance bookings via the online lending system are currently not possible. In the video workshop at the Faculty of Art and Design, students are able to apply artistic and design methods to moving electronic images.
Strong emphasis is placed on the electronic tools which are necessary for carrying out a variety of different processes. The building, in which the video workshop is installed, is specially designed to meet the latest structural and technical standards in video technology processing.
The editing rooms and studio which include a control room and audio recording booth are fully air-conditioned and acoustically decoupled. The entire building is equipped with variable audio and video wiring and connections. An m2, fully equipped video studio and control room is located on the first floor of the video workshop.
The studio is fitted with two studio cameras and a console-controlled ceiling light system. With the appropriate sets and structures, students can use the studio to create their own editorial, narrative and experimental productions. The position, size and movement of people and objects can be influenced with the aid of the large-format blue screen and the corresponding technical devices in the control room. The resulting moving-image sequence can then be superimposed onto a pre-made background.
And finally, the range of recording possibilities includes a recording booth ideally suited for audio taping and voice-overs. For presentations, the studio has a full-HD projector with playback devices and a 5. These allow students to process their HD and 4K material in an intuitive and professional manner. Following an introduction to the workshop and what it offers, students can work by themselves in the video studio and, should they need help, can receive personal assistance and advice from the workshop staff.
