#  Piloting Prototypes: Studio in a Box 

 





November 06, 2019

 

 

     ![Sophie Haugen and Tyler Fox demonstrating an overhead mobile setup.](/sites/g/files/omnuum10866/files/styles/hwp_16_9__480x270/public/2025-09/20191002_GHELI_Lrng-Lab-JWStudioBx_049.jpg?itok=s2VTazcC) 

Sophie Haugen and Tyler Fox are demonstrating an overhead mobile setup.



 



 

Imagine a student is wrestling with a tricky concept in class. What if you, as the educator, could clarify their confusion by filming and editing a short instructional video on your mobile device? Recently, GHELI’s teaching and learning team tested out the “Studio in a Box” prototype, a project by Jake Waxman, instructional designer at the [Center for Health Decision Science](https://chds.hsph.harvard.edu/), designed to respond to this scenario.

“Studio in a Box” is a rapid, mobile production studio and workflow designed to mimic the overhead angles of the GHELI multimedia studio set-up, but created for mobile devices. Over the course of an hour, GHELI staff tried out the modular set-up by filming a quick explanatory video on ecosystems. After the hands-on workshop, the team shared feedback on the kit’s design and usability to inform its next iteration.

Learn more about the Incubator’s other [pilots and partnerships](/partners-pilots).



 

 

 



 

 

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