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RO. JA. Ellis-Geiger, "Cinema Sound Facility Design for Higher Education," Paper 9169, (2014 October.). doi: RO. JA. Ellis-Geiger, "Cinema Sound Facility Design for Higher Education," Paper 9169, (2014 October.). doi:
Abstract: This paper is a narrative of the trials and tribulations that the author went through from design through to the commissioning of probably the most advanced higher education cinema sound facilities within the Asia-Pacific region. The facilities include a 7.1 THX and Dolby certified dubbing theatre, audio recording studio integrated into a 30-workstation audio/music technology lab, multiple 5.1 surround screening rooms, color correction, multi-format home entertainment environment and a large sound stage that can accommodate a full symphonic orchestra. The main purpose for the facilities were to support the delivery of undergraduate and post-graduate courses in sound, music, and audio within the academic studios of cinematic arts and animation and to establish a research center for cinema sound and music technology applications.

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