Production Equipment Center

Overview of the production equipment center: its location hours and procedures

Location, Hours & Procedures

Open Monday through Friday 9:30 am - 12:30 pm & 1:30 PM - 5:30 pm

The Production Equipment Center is located in Cinema House 101.

Students must reserve equipment at least 24 hours in advance. Reservation forms are submitted online (via the Cinema section of MyDenison, under the Campus Resources tab).

Reservation and use of Denison Cinema equipment is strictly limited to students currently enrolled in production courses, or granted permission by the instructor.

If you have any questions, please contact the Equipment Manager.

MyDenison

⇒ Use your Big Red ID to access more information on checking out equipment or manuals, handbooks, etc.. Visit: MyDenison » Campus Resources » Cinema

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Production Equipment Center

Location, Hours & Procedures

MyDenison

Spotlights

To go proudly and boldly into the world

Hollywood close-up

Finding hope in politics

On the Way to LA

Monkey business hits Broadway

Award-winning filmmaker shares storytelling insights

Temporary Humans

Building Public Speaking Skills

Playing with Fire

Behind the scenes of 'The Lion King'

Making her mark at Netflix

Documenting Lives in Rwanda

Documenting Hope

Capital City Venue for Cinema Students

Alumni Crew on Cinematic High Seas

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