The Television StudioThis multi-purpose production studio incorporates a versatile configuration that serves as a working laboratory for students to use both internally and throughout the state of Maine to create broadcast quality content. A wide variety of lighting instruments and the latest technology available affords students access to the tools needed to become proficient in a studio environment before leaving school.
Field ProductionThe NESCom Video Production department understands the importance of graduates entering the workforce with a diverse collection of knowledge and skills. Our field production equipment offers our students what they need to envision, create, and deliver content for all demographics.. Dollies, jibs, high powered light kits, and digital filmmaking cameras make your vision a reality.
Television Production ControlWhen you think of live television production, two names come to mind: Grass Valley and Chyron.
The NESCom Video Production Department has the industry standard Grass Valley in a Kayak video production console, with available 48 input/24 output. Our Chyron LEx3 is a graphics powerhouse that can be found in broadcast houses across the country. Our Miranda Kaleido-X multi-viewer is the new generation of production room display monitor systems used by major networks.
Post Production SuitesThese Post Production edit suites offer all the power and programs essential for creating commercial, narrative film, documentary, or other video creations. With 5.1 surround, DaVinci color correction, Cinema 4D animation, and both Adobe and Avid suites installed, there is no limit to your creative abilities. Students work as groups of individuals with clients and non-profit vendors to provide professional level content that these entities need.
Live/Remote Mobile Production UnitThis advanced working laboratory is equipped with a Grass Valley Karrerra video production console, Calrec Suma audio console, a Ross Expressions graphic system, up to 10 camera, and multiple channels of EVS playback, slow motion, and distribution. All of this allows advanced students the opportunity to learn to create and produce content for live and delayed broadcast. From concerts to sports to variety shows, our students can produce content both here on campus or anywhere in New England. Many of our graduates have taken these skills to pursue careers in live event productions like the NFL, MLB, the Olympics, ESPN and others.
Video Editing Lab 1Students have access to this intimate six position lab environment from 8am to 1am 7 days a week. This region of our edit facility is our mid-level instructional area geared for individual student attention with our staff. When classes are not in session, students work in a community atmosphere emulating industry practices and promoting a team approach and creativity to projects.
Video, Compositing, Graphics Instructional Lab