Welcome to the Digital Media Center!
The Digital Media Center is open to all full-time students enrolled in the Johns Hopkins University Schools of Arts and Sciences and Engineering. The DMC enriches the academic and personal lives of JHU students by providing an interdisciplinary environment where art and technology merge. By promoting the use of emerging technologies in students' scholarly and creative works we prepare life-long learners to confidently master new technologies and to disseminate works that effectively communicate their ideas.
JHU Kinetic Sculpture Race Team
JHU student engineers and artists are collaborating to create a human-powered sculpture to compete in an all-terrain race that goes through sand, mud, and even water. The Blue Jay sculpture is being made from recycled and natural materials. It will be wired with GPS, web cams, and laptop so that its progress can be followed on race day, Saturday May 2, 2009.
Twitter Jay Race Video
Baltimore Sun Feature Article about Twitter Jay and the Recyclists
JHU Gazette Article about Twitter Jay and the team
Mattin Arts Center pARTy
Free and Open to the Public
You are cordially invited to the 9th annual Mattin Arts Center pARTy. The pARTy is a celebration of the creative endeavors of our students. Musical and theatrical performances and exhibits of visual and digital arts will be presented throughout the Mattin Center. Much of the artwork presented comes from students involved with the Digital Media Center, The Homewood Art Workshops, and The Homewood Arts Programs. Come and explore!
DMC Promo Music Video
DMC's David Hung Named JHU Student Employee of the Year 2009
Longtime student employee David Hung has been selected JHU Student Employee of the Year for 2009, in the Graduate Student category. In addition, David was selected Northeast Regional Graduate Student Employee of the Year. In addition to his many academic and extracurricular interests, David has been one of the DMC's graphics specialists, and has developed the popular large-format printing service for students, faculty and staff.
Homewood Student Video Contest 2009
The 2009 video contest winners can be viewed here.
Gaming Takes the Spotlight on Homewood Campus
The JHU Digital Media Center, Department of Computer Science and the Center for Educational Resources, in conjunction with Homewood Student Affairs, are pleased to announce several new ven
Large Format Printing at the DMC
PLEASE NOTE SUMMER SCHEDULE: WE ARE UNABLE TO ACCEPT POSTER PRINT ORDERS BETWEEN JULY 30 AND SEPTEMBER 2 2009.
Need a poster sized print for your project, event, or just for your bedroom? The DMC now offers large-sized poster and banner prints quickly and cheaply. We generally require a 48 hour turn around on all prints. If you need the print faster, please call the lab and check to see if we have sufficient availability. We currently only offer printing to students and staff at JHU who have a valid JHU issued ID.
