Theatrical consulting, architectural acoustics, mechanical and electrical systems noise control, and television studio infrastructure for the Andrew S. Miller Center for Communication Arts, a media arts center including a 150 seat studio, a 200 seat black box theatre, a radio station, audio and video production and editing rooms, and multimedia classrooms.
Architectural acoustics and mechanical and electrical noise control for the media arts center.
Audio-visual systems for the center housing the media communications, journalism, theatre, and cinema programs, and a 200 seat black box theatre, television production studio, numerous audio and video editing suites, radio studios, newsrooms, and lecture and classroom facilities. Extensive connectivity is provided to route audio, video, production communications, multimedia networks, and controls throughout the building. A fully digital performance audio system includes wireless microphones, digital playback systems, self-powered speakers, production intercom, and paging systems. The systems are flexible, allowing for quick and easy reconfiguration of the performance systems to the configuration and requirements of production.
Theatrical systems for the black box theatre include space planning; seating risers; stretch wire grid; sound reinforcement; as well as recording, playback, and production communication systems. Television production studio systems include stretch wire grid, production communications, audio and video distribution systems and connectivity for the university’s mobile broadcast trailer.
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