Elementary Media Center Video Creation Space

Elementary School Video Creation Space Design & Equipment Solutions

A video creation space in your school's makerspace introduces elementary students to writing and drafting, acting, filming, editing, sound engineering and more. Collaborative tables give students room to work on storyboards or plan projects, and technology tables offer a space for digital work. Flexible seating lets students easily arrange themselves into groups and a large, open area makes it easy to use AV equipment or set up a green screen.

Requirements for a Great Video Creation Space

For Students

The video creation space should give students access to technology, software and AV equipment, as well as spacious tabletops with comfortable seating they can use for group work and planning sessions. Open space should be available for filming or rehearsals.

For Teachers

The video creation space should feature open walkways, so they can easily move from one student group to another. Spacious work areas should be available for students to use while writing or planning. Ample storage keeps AV equipment and other supplies secure and organized.

For Administrators

The video creation space should be furnished to meet the goal of their facility. Products must be readily available and delivered on time. Installation should be quick and efficient.

Video Creation Space Layout Areas

Videography Workstations

Equip students for video capture and digital editing projects:

• Mobile tables: Seat several students for planning and editing sessions but can be easily moved out of the way to make room for videography equipment. These tables can also serve as an anchor desk in student newscasts or interviews. Sturdy tabletops hold cameras, microphones or props as needed.
• Mobile stools: Easy to move around the room and can be pushed underneath tables when more space is needed.
• Mobile dry erase easels: Can be moved to student planning areas for brainstorming sessions.

Equipment Storage

Mobile storage equipment makes it easy to move project supplies around the room:

• Mobile bin storage: Keeps lenses, filters and other videography supplies organized. Plastic bins can be removed from the cart for use at student workstations.
• Open shelving: Organizes larger equipment and props.
• Lockable storage: Secures expensive equipment or items that require teacher supervision.
• Mobile charging carts: Keep classroom devices secure and ready for use. Rolling casters make it easy to move the cart around the room and a textured surface provides students with an extra workspace for cameras and other recording equipment.

Choosing Your Video Creation Space Solution

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Video Creation Space Frequently Asked Questions

What is a video creation space in an elementary school?

A video creation space in a school's makerspace introduces elementary students to writing and drafting, acting, filming, editing, sound engineering and more. It features collaborative tables, technology workstations, flexible seating, and open areas for using AV equipment or setting up green screens.

What furniture is needed for a video creation space?

Essential furniture includes mobile tables and stools for videography workstations, mobile dry erase boards for brainstorming, mobile bin storage for equipment, open shelving for larger items, lockable storage for expensive equipment, and mobile charging carts for devices.

Why use mobile furniture in a video creation space?

Mobile furniture allows students to easily reconfigure the space for different projects. Tables and stools can be moved to create filming areas, pushed together for planning sessions, or relocated to serve as anchor desks for student newscasts and interviews.

How should video creation equipment be stored?

Equipment should be stored using mobile bin storage for small items like lenses and filters, open shelving for larger equipment and props, and lockable storage for expensive items or those requiring teacher supervision. Mobile charging carts keep devices secure and ready for use.