The Studios

The Studios are place for ideation and creation, providing opportunities to create digital art, develop novel technologies, and craft audio and video projects. Want to learn more about all that we offer? You can schedule an optional consultation with one of our knowledgeable students or full-time staff, whether it's for an academic or personal projects. 

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Hours and Location

View all hours | Central Library (1st Floor)

In addition to the Tech Lending service hours above, the LendIT automated lending machine is available whenever the Central Library is open.

Floor Plan

Map of Studios spaces
student playing guitar in sound studio

Sound Studio

Students can explore music and podcast production using industry-level equipment, three recording booths, and studio editing computers. Microphones, headphones, cables, instruments, and other gear are available to borrow, while Studio Macs include software for recording, editing, and mixing projects.

lights and green screen in the photography studio

Photography Studio (CLOSED FOR RENOVATIONS)

Features flat white walls and a green screen backdrop for creative projects, along with three adjustable LED studio lights for customizable lighting and mood effects. Cameras, tripods, voice recording equipment, and more can be checked out from the Libraries with assistance from Studios staff.

staff member working in the Virtual Production Studio

Virtual Production Studio

Combines live-action footage with CGI in real time using a state-of-the-art pipeline featuring Unreal Engine and an eight-camera motion capture system with Captury Live software. It tracks movement without reflective suits, offering greater flexibility for projects such as visual effects and motion capture animation.

image of the Print and Design Studio

Print and Design Studio

Provides design support through workshops, consultations, and class integration. It includes two large-format printers for poster printing and other printing services for UTA faculty, staff, and students.

drone being built in CREAT studio

C.R.E.A.T. (Coding, Robotics, and Electronics at the) Studios

A multiuse space for programming, drones, robotics, and electronics, featuring four workstations for soldering and electronics projects. Raspberry Pi devices are available for loan, along with additional equipment such as multimeters, frequency analyzers and generators, and benchtop power supplies through Studios staff.

collaborative study space with computer workstations and comfortable furniture

The Studios Collaborative Study Space

Includes 9 Dell Precision workstations and 9 M1 iMac desktops for student use, equipped with software such as Adobe Creative Cloud, Microsoft Office Suite, Audacity, Blender, DaVinci Resolve, and more.

The Studios Staff

Jessica Haws Staff headshot Jessica Haws posing with headphones and holding up a bowl

FabLab Coordinator - Studios, Print & Design

Callum Knitowski staff headshot Callum Knitowski staff headshot posing in shades and leather jacket

FabLab Technician - Studios, AV & Virtual Production

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FabLab Coordinator - CREAT Studio, Tech Lending

Student Staff Roles

Interested in joining the team? Look for available positions on Handshake.

  • Studio Leads maintain the space and provide leadership and expertise while overseeing the Creative and Technical teams. They also lead workshops for students to get hands-on, project-based experience in various areas such as Graphic Design, App Design, Blender, and more. 
  • The Creative Team includes the Virtual Production Studios, Print and Design Center, and A/V Studios. This team aids students with creative digital media such as photography, videography, music production, graphic design, motion capture, 3D modeling, animation, and more. They provide consultations for teaching or demonstration.
  • The Technical Team includes Tech Lending and the CREAT Studios. These students aid with coding, robotics/drones, app and web development, electronics, and other related topics. They provide consultations for teaching or demonstration.