Library resources help employees create and innovate

September 03, 2026

Whether you’re preparing a presentation, recording content for a special project or need access to technology, the Wilson G. Bradshaw Library offers resources designed to support your professional and creative projects.

Loanable Equipment

Employees can borrow a variety of equipment from the library’s collection. Available with your Eagle ID, the collection includes cameras, calculators, phone chargers and accessories, portable charging blocks, headphones and more. Checkout periods vary by item, with many accessories available for three hours and select equipment, such as cameras, for three days. Visit the circulation desk to learn more about available equipment.

A black Canon EOS Rebel DSLR camera is pictured from the front, featuring an attached Canon EF-S 18-55mm zoom lens.

Support your next multimedia project with a camera checked out from the library.

Audio Production Studio

The audio production studio is a space that enables users to create high-quality audio recordings for academic and personal use. The studio can be used to record podcasts, interviews, audio narration and

A recording studio featuring a wooden table with four mounted microphones and headphones. Two office chairs surround the table. In the background, a desk holds a computer monitor, audio equipment and cables. The room includes carpeted flooring and acoustic panels on the walls. Use the audio studio to record a podcast or create audio narration.

Video Production Studio

The video production studio is a space that enables users to create high-quality audio recordings. The space contains an HD broadcast camera, LED lighting, green screen, paper backdrops, a teleprompter and a video capture station. The studio can be used to create presentations, short films, vlogs, instructional videos and recorded lectures in a professional production environment.

An indoor video studio features a large curved green screen surrounded by professional lighting stands. A camera with a teleprompter is positioned to the left, and additional studio lights are mounted around the backdrop.

Pre-record a lecture or create demonstration modules at the video production studio.

The visual and audio production studios require users to go through orientation before reserving the space. Visit library.fgcu.edu/mediaprod to reserve or book an orientation appointment with Matthew Losey, coordinator II for the Creative Commons Lab.