Equipment used by the character generator operator: Keyboard, mouse, PC with character generator software and Monitor to show the "slates" he produces for the production at hand. The icon on  the desktop that opens the Character Generator software "CGS 4.1.1"  

The tools of the teleprompter operator: Monitor, Keyboard and screen speed scrolling hand controller. Screen speed scrolling hand controller WinCue LT: The software icon on the desktop

A TP screen as it appears to the TP operator and the talent who reads it. Monitors for Cam 1 and Cam 2 displaying "BARS"  

The "PVW" (Preview Video) monitor and the PGM monitor (Preview what is actually being recorded on the VTR-R Monitors that displays what Cam 1 and Cam 2 and Robotic camera are focusing on The switcher box

 

 
  The VTR-R(ecord) and the VTR-W(rite) These two decks record what is being visualized on the PGM monitor and  
 
 

Recording control box  is a mere 10" x 6" in size. But if the AB operator fails to hit the big red button and the red button to the left of it your show never gets to the VTR-R. i.e. your show does not get recorded. I saw one student do just this and waste 15 minutes of a show that was "NOT BEING RECORDED" BECAUSE THE STUDENT FAILED TO HIT THE TWO BUTTONS.

 

 The communication equipment used by the director to control action of the personnel and the equipment being used to record the quality of audio-visual content of the production  (THE BLACK BOX IN IN FRONT OF THE KEYBOARD IS THE ROBOTIC CAMERA CONTROL BOX)  
   
    The Tape Deck:  The audio-board operator is in charge of placing all audio-music tapes in this deck. He "lines up" the audio to be played at the exact right moment the director says "PLAY MUSIC" OR other directions in which audio is required to complete the production.
 
The Audio-Control Board and a close of  how the various rows are labeled to remind operator what the channel is controlling  

Panoramic view of the major equipment in the control room from left to right: PVW monitor, PGM monitor top left, in front and below the PVW and PGM monitors are the Switcher and the Robotic Camera controller  behind the Switcher is the "Iris control" boxes. Just behind the Switcher is the Control room -Studio floor communication box (see mike thru which director speaks to "Floor manager".  To the right of the Switcher and above are the 4 camera monitors and in front of them is the Audio Control board.  Just to the right of the top two camera monitors is the Audio tape deck  The top most black box is one of two audio amplifiers permitting the director to hear what is happening on the studio floor. To the far right is the Character (Slate) generator generator.

 The "BIG STUDIO" wall box
The Wall Box in the teaching studio   Unmanned (ROBOTIC) camera (Cam 1)
View of some studio lights mounted on the ceiling The video monitor Teleprompter attached to front of camera (looks like a mouth
The flat panel projects the script material on to the the big obliquely mounted panel    
 
Dr. Ted at the controls of one of the movable cameras mounted on its pedestal: left hand controls the focusing of the camera on the subject and the right hand controls the ability to zoom in and out. Feels very space agey and like you were driving a motorcycle.   Dr. Ted standing between a blue and a black Cyclorama (background) curtains ("cykes")
 
Dr. Ted with Lyra Garzon popular and well-known BCAT teacher, and documentary film maker standing in front of two of the digital film cameras used in the BIG PRODUCTION STUDIO. (See the WALL boxes.)   The studio light control panel  and the two banks of lights that control the many many lighting boxes hung from the ceiling