Media Facilities
Academic Innovation Space
Notre Dame Studios supports the operation of an academic media innovation center to showcase new and emerging media technologies. Demonstrations and learning series are hosted regularly by the Office of Digital Learning and Academic Technologies. The innovation center is a 1,300 square foot flexible space with four presentation screens and modular furniture that can accommodate 36 seated participants. The space can also be subdivided into two 650 square foot rooms. The space has limited availability. Faculty and academic departments are encouraged to reserve the space for academic use by calling ND Studios at 574-631-2200.
Studios
Two separate studio spaces are available for campus use within the Martin Media Center. Each are complemented with a green screen and full lighting and grip package. Studio 1 is 1,700 square feet and has 19 foot ceilings for maximum production flexibility. Two Grass Valley LDX 86 World Cameras and a 24’ Jimmy Jib with a remote head and four-wheel dolly come as the standard camera package but can be augmented based on production needs. Studio 2 at 1,000 square feet is our teaching studio utilized by faculty and students of the Film, Television and Theatre department as well as other campus clients. It has 11 foot ceilings and comes equipped with two Grass Valley Focus 75 Live Cameras. An additional 400 square foot studio space is available within the Fighting Irish Media Center located in the Joyce Center.
Control Rooms
The Martin Media Center houses two state-of-the-art control rooms of equal capability with seating for nine crew members. Each control room features two decks, Genelec audio monitoring, Axia Fusion IP Console, eight screens for multiviewers, Ross Acuity switchers, 3D Warp and Shot Box, Ross XPression Studio graphics and Evertz DreamCatcher replay. Notre Dame Studios offers campus access to four control rooms equipped for multi-camera live and recorded production.
The Fighting Irish Media Center houses two control rooms capable of seating six crew members. Each control room featuring Ross Carbonite switchers, Ross XPression Studio graphics and Evertz DreamCatcher replay.