Barrington Computer Lab

WHERE IS THE LAB?
BCA 228 is located in Barrington Center for the Arts, 2nd floor, at the top of the stairs.

WHO USES THE LAB?

• The BCA lab is NOT a public lab.
• It is stricly for use by Design and Production Courses, and other Fine Arts students who pay a lab fee.
• Academic projects always take precedence over other projects.
• The lab can NOT be used for personal profit. Examples include:
  
  • getting paid to film and edit a friend's wedding video
  • creating and getting paid for a brochure for a friend's business 
  • creating and getting paid for web design and creation

WHAT WILL I FIND THERE?
The lab has 13 iMacs, 17" screens.

Software:
Mac OS X
Adobe CS3
Final Cut Express HD
Final Cut Pro (on five computers)
Final Draft (on ten computers)

Hardware:
Two Epson Perfection Scanners (for documents, negatives, and slides)
CD/DVD Burners are installed on each computer
One color printer
Four external hard drives for saving projects (must remain in the lab)

For Video Editing:
Final Cut Express HD on all computers
Final Cut Pro on five computers
TV/VCR units at 12 stations
Three image converters, to be used when capturing video from a VHS tape
Power strips at each station for additional hardware (cameras, hard drives, etc.)
Headphones
CD/DVD burners are installed on each computer
Four external hard drives for saving projects (must remain in the lab)

Sound Rooom:
This room contains an iMac with OS X.
There is a mixer, speakers, and microphones for various audio projects.
However, CET has a better sound room in Jenks if you require more sophisticated technology and space.

Media Production Equipment:
Six GL-1 Canon camera kits
Three GL-2 Canon camera kits
One Panasonic HD camera kit
Ten tripods for cameras
Seven various audio kits
Six Various Light Kits

Various equipment for The Tartan, student newspaper.

CONTACT INFORMATION

Current students, faculty and staff can view more information on the GO site.

Amber Primm, Barrington Manager and Gallery Assistant
p: 978.927.2300 x4751
e: amber.primm@gordon.edu