Reporting Broken Equipment
Please report all broken tools and equipment to the Scene Shop Supervisor. The tools in the scene shop receive a lot of use. Sometimes you will notice one doesn’t seem to be working correctly, or […]
Equipment
Borrowing Tools from the Scene Shop
Please be courteous when borrowing tools from the scene shop. Many different classes use the shop, and the tools often have to be shared. To help make borrowing easier, click on the BORROWING FORM This […]
Student Equipment
We find that students who have their own equipment spend more time investing in their education and explore a greater number of creative avenues. Because of that we are dedicating resources to equip students early […]
RF Guide Book
The RF Guide Book Page Here you will find the RF Guide Book and some other documents to assist the job of RF Run Crew for theatre productions. RF Crew Guidebook This is a PDF […]
EarthWorks M50
The Earthworks M50 is an omnidirectional small diaphragm condenser microphone. Studio storage has two in stock used for Speaker Calibration and Acoustic Testing. This microphone has a very flat frequency response and impulse response. It […]
Guide to VPA Microphones
To view a comprehensive list of microphones, visit our Airtable link. The Airtable includes specifications and further information about all of the microphones we have available. Below is a sample of the microphones we have […]
Blue Mouse
The Blue Mouse is a large diaphragm condenser microphone with a cardioid polar pattern. Our department currently own three of these microphones which are all housed in studio storage. The Blue Mouse is recommended for […]
Se 2200a IIC
The Se 2200a IIC is a large diaphragm cardioid condenser microphone. We have 2 of these microphones in studio storage and multiple throughout the production spaces around the department. This mic is versatile and can […]
ElectroVoice DS35
The EV DS35 is a cardioid dynamic mic from the 70’s. We have 3 in stock in the Rozsa studio storage, along with multiple other vintage EV microphones. Typically, DS35’s are used for guitar stacks […]
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