Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University

Panasonic is in partnership with Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University, and its DLP™ projectors are helping to educate the people who will lead the film industry into the future.

Panasonic projectors' color accuracy provide powerful tools for filmmaking. Located in Southern California, Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University is a top-class film school. Students here are directly exposed to a variety of filmmaking activities in a curriculum that is highly acclaimed for its quality.

Panasonic projectors are deployed not only in film studies rooms and classrooms, but also in critical viewing rooms such as those for the mixing stages for color correction. These facilities play extremely important roles in the filmmaking process and are aided by the quality and precision of Panasonic projectors.

Close partnership with Panasonic allowed the introduction of optimal projector systems from early in the process of planning the building. At the Dodge College of Film and Media Arts at Chapman University, the decision to use Panasonic projectors was made when the campus buildings were still in the design stage. The models that were installed are simple to set up and allow easy switching of image sources and HD/SD resolution. This easy operation is one of the reasons why both teachers and students are satisfied with the PT-DW7000 and PT-D3500.

• To project accurate images for educational support in the field of filmmaking.

• PT-DW7000 projectors were installed in the rooms where crucial filmmaking processes such as image checking and color adjustment are done. These projectors are helping create movies with high-quality images.