Resources
The nearest gender neutral bathrooms are on the first floor of the Rubenstein Arts Center, next to the men and women’s bathrooms.
THE Academic Resource Center (ARC)
The Academic Resource Center (ARC) offers free services to all students during their undergraduate careers at Duke. Services include Learning Consultations, Peer Tutoring and Study Groups, ADHD/LD Coaching, Outreach Workshops, and more. Because learning is a process unique to every individual, the ARC works with each student to discover and develop their own academic strategy for success at Duke. Contact the ARC to schedule an appointment. Undergraduates in any year, studying any discipline can benefit!"
On-Campus Production Equipment
AMI Equipment Cage – Rubenstein Arts Center, Room 126B (Monday-Friday, 1pm - 4pm)
The AMI equipment cage is located in room 126B of the new Rubenstein Arts Center. The cage officially opens on Thursday, January 24 (the day after drop/add deadline). The cage will close for the semester on the last day of classes, Wednesday, April 24. Basic info about the cage can be found on their web site. Students enrolled in AMI classes and AMI independent study projects may check out and return equipment during the cage's regular hours: Monday-Friday from 1pm - 4pm. Checkouts are for 24 - 48 hours. Gear checked out Thursday is due Friday. Gear checked out on Friday is due Monday. The AMI equipment cage features several Canon DSLRs and audio gear. Check out this page for a breakdown of the available gear. Please note: equipment is to be used for class projects only. Checkout rules and policies are here. If you have any questions please email Jim Haverkamp.
The AMI equipment cage is located in room 126B of the new Rubenstein Arts Center. The cage officially opens on Thursday, January 24 (the day after drop/add deadline). The cage will close for the semester on the last day of classes, Wednesday, April 24. Basic info about the cage can be found on their web site. Students enrolled in AMI classes and AMI independent study projects may check out and return equipment during the cage's regular hours: Monday-Friday from 1pm - 4pm. Checkouts are for 24 - 48 hours. Gear checked out Thursday is due Friday. Gear checked out on Friday is due Monday. The AMI equipment cage features several Canon DSLRs and audio gear. Check out this page for a breakdown of the available gear. Please note: equipment is to be used for class projects only. Checkout rules and policies are here. If you have any questions please email Jim Haverkamp.
On-Campus Editing Lab
Multimedia Project Studio (MPS) – West Campus @ 006 Bostock (in the LINK)
The Multimedia Project Studios are specialized computer labs servicing Duke's students, faculty and staff. They specialize in tools for the production of multimedia and graphic content. Priority use of the MPS is given to patrons engaging in multimedia-relavent activities. The MPS features Adobe Creative Cloud for editing. The MPS Lab is open whenever Bostock Library is open. Click here to check the hours.
The MPS provides specially trained student staff that can assist you with your multimedia projects from 12pm-12am Sunday through Thursday and 12pm-5pm Friday.
The Multimedia Project Studios are specialized computer labs servicing Duke's students, faculty and staff. They specialize in tools for the production of multimedia and graphic content. Priority use of the MPS is given to patrons engaging in multimedia-relavent activities. The MPS features Adobe Creative Cloud for editing. The MPS Lab is open whenever Bostock Library is open. Click here to check the hours.
The MPS provides specially trained student staff that can assist you with your multimedia projects from 12pm-12am Sunday through Thursday and 12pm-5pm Friday.
GROUP SCHEDULing ASSISTANT
Coordinating schedules for team members can be a huge challenge. Try using Doodle to coordinate your schedules.
Visual Storytelling CHECKLIST
Print this visual storytelling checklist and take it with you on your shoots to improve your storytelling!
Consent Forms
Please download, print and bring two copies of the consent form for each interviewee. Please have your interviewee sign both copies. Keep one, offer the other to the interviewee. Please utilize the minor consent form for any interviewee under 18.
Interview Checklist
Utilize this checklist to help you prepare for and get the most from your interviews! Also check out these tips for conducting conversational interviews.
Producer Resources
Producing a shoot? Review the documents below for a smooth production. Pre-production tips for producers, dress code, pre-shoot clearance.
Previous Student StorieS
Advanced Media & Innovation (AM&I) - Fall 2015
Advanced Multimedia Production (AMP) - Fall 2016
Advanced Multimedia Production (AMP) - Fall 2017
Advanced Multimedia Production (AMP) - Fall 2016
Advanced Multimedia Production (AMP) - Fall 2017
DSLR Resource
Ryan Koo from NoFilmSchool.com wrote a great DSLR cinematography guide. If you plan to shoot with DSLRs, this is a fantastic resource.
Field Guide to Film Rights: Privacy, Permissions, Parody, and Permits
This report covers Filming in Private Locations, Filming in Public Locations, The Concept of Copyright, The Limitations of Copyright, Plagiarism vs. Parody, Researching Permits, Finding Legal Forms, and Representing the Film Community, and it offers links to the state film offices.
Thank You Notes (optional)
Please download the Official AMP Letterhead and consult these sample thank you notes to express your gratitude for our guest speakers. Bring your hand-written notes to class. Amy and Carson will deliver to our esteemed guests!
