Contact: Andrew Gabriel 415-338-2374

TV & Video Services assists faculty in the design and production of instructional media in three general areas: graphics, photography, and video. There is no charge for staff time or materials for small projects, but large projects may require additional staff or funds.

Copyright clearances, if needed, are the responsibility of the faculty, and all produced materials remain the property of the University.

The production staff can assist the faculty in finding the best mix of resources to reach specific learning goals. Consultation is available for graphics, photography, video and computer-based multimedia productions. Faculty are encouraged to meet with AV at the earliest possible stage of a proposed media or CD-ROM project or grant. Large projects may be possible only if sufficient staff time is available and if costs of materials are reimbursed.

 The production staff can assist the faculty in finding the best mix of resources to create an effective learning environment.

Consultation is available for:

• Graphics
• Video production
• Computer design
• Nonlinear editing
• Special computer-generated effects

INSTRUCTIONAL TELEVISION SERVICES provides video production services for the faculty to fulfill a variety of instructional needs. Available services include:

• Training: Video Production Techniques
• Classroom recording tips
• Video workshops for the faculty
• Off-the-air taping (copyright permitting)
• Video duplications (copyright permitting)
• Technical coordination of satellite teleconferences

The Video production coordinator and staff are available to offer assistance in the consultation/preproduction, production, and postproduction/evaluation phases of a video project. Faculty are encouraged to meet with us at the earliest possible stage of a proposed project or grant.

 Teaching situations that may benefit from the use of video are:

• Self-evaluation Lectures
• Student presentations Demonstrations
• Interview techniques Simulations