FSU College of Motion Picture Arts 2014-2015 Publication 2014-2015 | Seite 4

Recently, the College of Motion Picture Arts has undergone
its largest renovation in school history. Already one of the finest
facilities in the world devoted exclusively to film education for
graduate and undergraduate students, our facility has expanded to
nearly twice its original size.
This renovation represents the College’s commitment
to providing the most modern and industry-standard
spaces so that students are fully prepared for, and experienced in, the environments they will be working in
once they enter the motion picture industry.

well as motion capture. Students will now have yearround access to a stage that can be used for special effects
shots necessary to the modern production process.

The renovation also includes a major overhaul of
the College’s foley and ADR (Automatic Dialogue
The pride of the renovation includes a new permanent Replacement) recording studio. The studio includes
stage that will be used for green and blue screening as the latest in sound design technology and acoustic
The new foley stage is prepared for students as the floor gets filled with different types of terrain.

SOMETHING
NEW

“The studio includes the latest
in sound design
technology and
acoustic design.”

design to allow students
to accomplish realistic
and professional-grade
sound design for their
films.

In addition to these In addition, the College houses a resource center of over
new spaces, the College 5,000 motion picture titles and other materials, which
of Motion Picture Arts include screenplays, books, and an archive of 35mm and
already operates fully 16mm film prints.
functional
production and post-production facilities.
Nearly 250 student productions are completed
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