Research creation facilities

The SFR Création manages and scientifically animates the Live Arts Lab and the two rooms (n° 213 & 214) of Somatic Lab, designed to think, experiment and practice creation.

• Reservation form (Live Arts Lab and Somatic Labs)

The SONIMAGE platform is designed as a cinema and audiovisual production chain for :

Sound Recording Studio (Room 223)

This space is designed for audio recording and post-production. It provides an environment suited to sound experimentation and the analysis of audiovisual productions.

The room is equipped with a soundproof recording booth fitted with Pro Tools software and a range of audio recording equipment. It also has four computer workstations (two Macs and two Windows machines).

This space is reserved exclusively for research projects. Pierre Rivière, Audiovisual Production Officer, is available during drop-in hours on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Editing (rooms 221 and 222)

These rooms are dedicated to video editing and post-production. They provide an environment suited to individual and collaborative work, experimentation and the analysis of audiovisual forms.

Each room is equipped with a video projector and 15 iMac computers fitted with Adobe Creative Cloud software (on 5 computers only), as well as DaVinci Resolve and Final Cut Pro, enabling the editing of videos, short films and feature films.

They may be used independently during the drop-in hours supervised by student assistants (the schedule is posted on the doors and updated weekly).

Film screenings (Room 220)

The room is equipped with professional-grade equipment (an NEC 1000 digital projector and a Dolby sound system) to ensure optimal sound and image quality.

This space is not intended for videoconferencing or slide shows. Other spaces at MaCI are available for these purposes.

• Reservation form (cinema projection and editing rooms)

The Performing Arts Archives is a resource and documentation centre dedicated to the performing arts, aimed at teachers, researchers, artists and students. Its purpose is to bring together the approaches and projects developed within the UGA, regardless of the disciplines or research groups involved (performing arts, literature, languages, arts, humanities, computer science, etc.), and to provide access to rare resources.

Office hours are held every week during the academic year.

The Performing Arts Archives has a website where you can explore some of the resources: https://archives-plurielles.elan-numerique.fr.

Proposals for archival donations can be sent to: 
salle-archives-maciuniv-grenoble-alpes.fr (salle-archives-maci[at]univ-grenoble-alpes[dot]fr).