Current Morehouse College students, faculty, and staff may request membership. All members must review MMC policies, complete a Statement of Responsibility, and attend required training before gaining access to equipment and facilities.

The MMC uses Cheqroom to manage its assets and reservations for both equipment and lab spaces. Once joined, members interested in reserving at the MMC should sign up for Cheqroom using their Morehouse account information via SSO on their website or via their mobile app, available on both iOS and Android devices. The Cheqroom app can also be found as a shortcut in your Morehouse my portal.

Yes. Members must complete training before accessing specialized equipment. Training may be completed through approved courses, workshops, or by demonstrating professional experience and proficiency to MMC leadership.

MMC members may access professional-grade:

• Video cameras

• Photography equipment

• Audio recording equipment

• Lighting kits

• Production grip equipment

• Specialized multimedia tools

Equipment availability depends on training completion and reservation status.

Students who participate in MMC programming have access to hands-on training in the following areas:

• Digital Storytelling: Learning how to create compelling multimedia stories across digital platforms.

• Sports Broadcasting: Training in sports journalism, on-camera presentation, production, and broadcasting workflows.

• Podcasting: Developing, producing, recording, and editing podcast content using professional equipment.

• Filmmaking: Instruction in video production, directing, shooting, editing, and storytelling through film.

• Emerging Media Technologies: Exposure to new and evolving media tools and technologies relevant to modern content creation.

• Content Creation and Production: Practical experience producing content for traditional, digital, and multimedia platforms using industry-standard equipment.

• Professional Media Skills: Training from award-winning content creators and industry professionals to help students build career-ready portfolios and industry-relevant skills.

The MMC is designed as an experiential learning hub where students gain real-world production experience in a professional studio environment with editing bays and professional-grade equipment. The goal is to prepare students for careers as journalists, broadcasters, filmmakers, podcasters, and digital media professionals.

No. Students from all majors who have an interest in multimedia storytelling, content creation, and creative production are encouraged to participate.

Reservations must be submitted at least three days in advance and can be scheduled up to two weeks ahead of time.

Yes. The MMC supports academic, professional, and personal creative projects that align with MMC policies and safety standards. Projects must follow applicable equipment usage, safety, and ethical guidelines.

Members are responsible for equipment checked out under their name. Lost, stolen, or damaged equipment may result in replacement costs, financial penalties, suspension of privileges, or revocation of membership depending on the circumstances.

Membership is currently provided at no cost to eligible Morehouse students, faculty, and staff who complete onboarding requirements.

Absolutely. Training opportunities are designed to help members develop skills regardless of their previous experience level.