Integrated Motion Studio

Fully-equipped, state-of-the-art motion capture and visualization in the Integrated Motion Studio (IMS).

You’ll have access to the technology needed for:

Motion capture
Tracking
Stereoscopic projection

Things to Know

Access

Faculty, staff and students engaged in research can request access to the IMS.

For general use of the space, please contact communitybookings@ecuad.ca.

Equipment

Black box space
Lighting grid
Basically Good Media Lab equipment

Scenes from the Studio

A student stands with arms extended, wearing a black motion capture suit in a large black-walled room with a screen.

Wearing a motion-capture suit, 2D + Experimental Animation student Chengxi “Jaycie” Zheng (BMA 2026) prepares to begin the motion-capture process in the Integrated Motion Studio (MoCap) at ECU under direction from Basically Good Media Lab artist-in-residence Pierre “Pyaré” Friquet as part of Pierre’s work on his forthcoming immersive narrative adventure, ‘Captain Nemo.’ (Photo by ECU)

Student in a motion capture suit standing with a blue aerial fabric harness, smiling while an instructor adjusts equipment in a studio environment.

Wearing a motion-capture suit, 2D + Experimental Animation student Chengxi “Jaycie” Zheng (BMA 2026) mimics landing on the seafloor in the Integrated Motion Studio (MoCap) at ECU under direction from Basically Good Media Lab artist-in-residence Pierre “Pyaré” Friquet and with assistance from Master of Design student Asad Aftab (MDes 2025) (left) as part of Pierre’s work on his forthcoming immersive narrative adventure, ‘Captain Nemo.’

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