F+PPCM Graduate Lab

IMA B02

This classroom/lab facility is designed primarily around the needs of the “Photography” stream of the Film and Photography Preservation and Collections Management (F+PPCM) program and is partnered with the “Film” streamed facilities in Kerr Hall South. IMA B02 is fully equipped with multiple upgraded iMac computers designed for editing, in addition to large format and high-resolution flatbed scanners, digital microscopes, matte cutters, an integrated AV system, extensive photography archive, and an Intercine film editor originally owned by the Oscar award winning Christopher Chapman.

Attributes

Analog Filmmaking, Computer Lab, Photo and Film Scanning, Print Finishing, Student Study Space

Student Access Groups

The following programs:

Film + Photography Preservation and Collections Management

In the following years:

Graduate

Booking Process

NO BOOKING REQUIRED: Graduate students only.

Required Action

No special forms, certifications, or training is required to have access to this space.

More Images

  • An interior view of a contemporary design or art studio classroom, featuring multiple large wooden work tables, computer workstations along the perimeter, a projection screen, and photography equipment like softboxes.
  • A spacious creative studio, possibly for photography or design, featuring workbenches, large communal tables, a small lounge area, photography lighting equipment, and a projection screen.
  • An empty college art and photography studio, featuring long wooden worktables with studio lighting setups, multiple computer workstations, and shelves stocked with art supplies and books under bright overhead lights.
  • An academic or professional photo and digitization lab featuring two computer workstations, a microscope station, a large overhead book scanner, and a collection of antique cameras displayed on overhead cabinets, suggesting a space for visual arts or archival work.
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