The One Button Studio is a video recording space that can be used to create video projects or practice class presentations. This Studio is designed for ease of use, especially if you have no previous video production experience. Video creation is as easy as the touch of a button!
Who Can Use the One Button Studio?
Use is available to all students, faculty, staff of our member institutions can schedule a time for the specific services we provide in the One Button Studio. These services include: One Button Studio, One Button Studio with an external monitor for presentations, and One Button Studio using the green screen.
Create videos in 3 simple steps:
Press the button to start and stop recording
Review your files and upload the files to your cloud storage
Delete the files when done
Quick Start Guide
Reserve the One Button Studio
Reserve by using Reserve a Room and select “One Button Studio”
Reserve for up to a maximum of 2 hours per session
Studio use is limited to current faculty, staff, and students for purposes of recording
Record Your Video(s) in the Studio
Have a Cloud Storage Account (eg. Dropbox, Google Drive, Box) and make sure it has ample space (1 GB = approximately 10 minutes of video footage)
The One Button Studio uses “green screen” technology to insert background images so always avoid shades of green clothing for recordings or it will record and display incorrectly
Activate Studio camera and lights by clicking on the Session Launch on the control panel
Press the red floor button to start/stop recording
When finished recording, review your video using the Mac OS computer. Deactivate Studio camera and lights
Upload the files you just viewed to your favorite cloud storage space.
You can ask a staff member for assistance
What Can I Do With the One Button Studio?
The One Button Studio can be used to:
Practice, record and critique student classroom presentations
Practice and review thesis or dissertation defenses
Produce course introductions for brick and mortar or online classes
Practice and critique interviewing skills for job-seekers