Resources
Links for Tips & Learning
(••••• - Highest Rated Resource)
••••• Apple's
iLife Tips & Tricks - Specific tips on working on every step of
your project, including preparation, production, and post-production.
It's made by Apple, so you know it must be good!
••••• The
Apple Store at the Streets of Southpoint - Get real time training
and demonstrations of the iLife Applications! Click the link for directions
and times.
••••• Apple's
iPhoto Tutorial - Learn iPhoto from Apple.
••••• Apple's
iPhoto Support Site.
••••• Apple's
iMovie Tutorial - Learn iMovie from Apple.
••••• Apples
iMovie Support Site.
••••• Apple's
iTunes Tutorial - Learn iTunes from Apple.
••••• Apple's
iTunes Support Site.
••••• Apple's
iDVD Support Site.
••••• Apple's
GarageBand Support Site.
•••• Webmonkey:
Digital Video Editing - Movie creation and iMovie advice from Webmonkey,
in Webmonkey's easy to follow format.
•• Filmmaking
Tips - For those of you who want to implement such cinematic niceties
as "casting," "plot" and "character development."
•• Atomic
Learning - iMovie 2 Video Tutorials, Full-service tutorials, delivered
in stunning QuickTime video. Mainly for OS 9 users, but the QuickTime
tutorials are really good!
Also - UNCiTunes.org -
A local iTunes web-forum worth checking out.
Working - Where You Can Edit
Your Projects on Campus & Obtain Equipment
(••••• - Highest Rated Facility)
••••• The
RB House Undergraduate Library Media Resource Center Digital Media &
Audio Labs - Also known as the RBHULMRCDMAL, or just MRC, this is
one of the only comprehensive professional labs that is open to all students
on campus. The MRC is equipped with all the editing hardware and software
you'll ever need.
••••• Beasley
Multi-Media Lab at the Johnson Center for Undergraduate Excellence and
OASIS - The Johnson Center Media Lab also contains a variety of industry
standard multimedia creation equipment, and is open for use by College
of Arts & Sciences faculty and undergraduate students with project-based
web and multimedia development needs.
•••• Carroll
Hall Mac Labs - Carroll Hall hosts four huge Mac Labs (about 70 Macs
in all ) and has equipment exclusively for JoMC students. Labs include
graphics, digital darkroom, and multimedia labs. great resource if you
are a JoMC major or can get permission to use the facilities & equipment.
••• Peabody
Hall Smallwood Mac Lab - Has 20 iMac DV for use by all UNC students.
Currently undergoing partial renovations.
••• Swain
Hall Production Facilities - Provides support for the Department of
Communication Studies current semester's media studies production classes.
The Swain Multimedia Lab is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week to
production class students in the department of Communication Studies who
have authorized UNC One Card access for the semester they are in a production
class.
••• Center
for Instructional Technology - Provides multimedia support and loans
out hardware.
•• RB
House Undergraduate Library Collaboratory Lab - Small lab with two
Macs for digital editing.
•• Center
for Teaching & Learning at Wilson Library - Has some hardware
you can check out.
• School
of Information and Library Science Lab - Maintains 4 Windows computers
for SILS students for media editing. They aren't used much, but that's
probably due to the fact that they are not Macs!
Contact People
Have a question? Ask us! You can contact Apple Computer Campus Representatives
Matt Davis or Apple System Engineer Francis Shepherd at mrdavis@mac.com
and shepherd@apple.com.
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