Linear Film Editing Room

IMA 122

Room includes a 16mm film projector for previewing films and multiple 16mm editing benches equipped with Moviscop film viewers, rewind cranks, and lightboxes.

Attributes

Analog Filmmaking

Student Access Groups

The following programs:

Film, Film + Photography Preservation and Collections Management

In the following years:

1st Year, 2nd Year, 3rd Year, 4th Year, Graduate

Booking Process

Editing stations are first come, first served. Film splicers must now be booked through the Image Arts WebCheckout Centre.

Required Action

Training Required: Must complete Student Safety Orientation.

Other Information

Materials for sale at the Technology Resource Centre.

Capacity: 15 people

More Images

  • An empty film editing classroom featuring long tables equipped with film viewers, desk lamps, and various tools, decorated with string lights along the walls.
  • A specialized darkroom or film lab with multiple film editing machines, illuminated by a bright ring light, a light table, and decorative string lights.
  • A retro film editing station in a dimly lit room, featuring a desk lamp, a Minolta film viewer, and winding equipment on a wooden bench, with string lights overhead.
  • A dimly lit film editing station features a Moviscop film viewer, an illuminated light pad, and an adjustable desk lamp, with large film reel mechanisms at either side.
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