Stunts

OUT HERE STUNTING During your approval meeting with Production Administration, any script action that reads like a stunt will need to be discussed. If it is determined the action can be achieved safely and without the use of a stunt

Sound Effects Library

FREE SOUND EFFECTS FROM SFTV Sound effects are available 24/7 on both the computer at the RECA OFFICE RESERVATION desk and on the SFTV Avid Nexis server. You can have access to them from all sound studios in SFTV and from room 204 and 205. (Launch

Recording Studio Directory

To reserve a sound studio, you must first be “instructor qualified” by taking the pre-req class and attending a workshop conducted by a RECA instructor or a designated RECA Classroom Aide. Since facilities may be upgraded or changed, “refresher” workshops may be required

Liability and Responsibility

Upon completion of a session, students are obligated to:  Account for all equipment, microphones, cables and mike stands.  “Normalize”’ the console and all equipment.  Clean studio area.  All equipment should be accounted for and in good condition. Should you find

Sound Studio Usage Policies

GUIDELINES FOR USING THE SPACES AND ROOMS Most studios at Playa Vista may be opened with a One Card. Most studios at ComArts require an ONITY card to open them. For rooms with One Card access, students are still required to complete the paperwork for accessing these spaces.

Insurance

COVERAGE AND RESPONSIBILITY All projects approved by Production Administration are covered by the school’s insurance policy. In the event of an insurance claim (theft, damaged equipment, third party property damage) the student filmmaker is responsible for a standard deductible. Standard

Soundtrack and Score

MUSIC FOR YOUR FILM What is the difference between soundtrack and score? A simple way to think about it is: As an SFTV filmmaker, you have several options for music in your project.   ORIGINAL SCORE There are many talented composers

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