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Find this information under ITBasics on the
DiscoverIT page in My iMpact.
Professional multimedia and video services are available through Computing
Services' multimedia team. Using state-of-the art cameras, lighting, sound equipment,
and editing software systems, we provide broadcast-quality video for
delivery on DVD, CD, and over the Internet.
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Digital Multimedia Services
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Event & Conference Video Production
Our event production services can help you reach a broader audience within and
outside the School, both during and after the event itself. One venue we
have for this is Michigan Views, a feature of the Business School web site,
which showcases events at the School with web-delivered video and
participant comments. The high-quality video we capture can also be
integrated with additional interview videos, photos, graphics and sound to
create customized marketing pieces to promote future events.
Interactive Tools for Teaching
We can help you extend the power of video into the classroom, with projects
ranging from bringing in guest lecturers via videoconferencing to creating
video-based simulations and interactive tools for teaching and research.
With the Multimedia Lab (which has 5 video editing workstations) and 25
digital video camcorders available for the Business School community to use,
we can also support you in creating your own video for classroom or research
projects.
Video Editing/Duplication Services
Video duplication and
editing services are available from Software Support. Email
RossSoftHelp@bus.umich.edu
for more information.
Video Conferencing
There are two rooms available for
ISDN video conferencing, a classroom, K4354 that will seat up to 40 people
and small conference room that will seat up to 8 people. Both are located on
the 4th floor of the Kresge Library. For more information,
visit the Computing Services Video Conferencing web page.
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We use the latest
technology to provide video production services:
- Sony DVCAM
Broadcast Quality (ENG) Camera
- Sony Professional
3-Chip Cameras
- Heavy Duty
Professional Tripod Systems (Sachtler, Miller,
Cartoni)
- Sony Professional
Wireless Lavalier Microphone System (to capture
recorded audio, not to broadcast house audio)
- Sony Professional
Wired Lavalier Microphones
- Sennheiser
Professional Shot-gun Microphones
- Shure Professional
Boundary Microphones
- Mackie Professional
Audio Mixer
- Ezbus Professional
Digital Audio Mixer
- Arri Fresnel
Tungsten Lights for event/interview videography
- Professional
Teleprompter
- 4 input Digital
Video Mixer/Switcher (live or offline)
- Canopus
Professional Edit/Post-Production Systems
- Media 100 Edit/Post
System
- Tripod Riser (Spyder-Pod)
for elevating camera and tripod
- S-VHS Professional
Decks
- Digital Video Decks
(DVCAM or Mini-DV)
- Multi-language VHS
Deck (PAL, NTSC, SECAM)
- Broadcast Video
Monitors
- Streaming Video
Servers for live web streams
- Webcast System for
Video and PowerPoint Slide distribution via the web
(live or on-demand delivery)
- Rode Broadcaster
Professional Voice-over Microphone
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- DVD - MPEG-2 video
(DVD-Video) for computer DVD or standalone DVD
player playback
- DVD - AVI, MOV,
DIVX, .DV, (presented as a data disc on DVD-R type
media)
- CD - MPEG-1 &
MPEG-2 video, SVCD, Quicktime, AVI, Windows Media,
Real, MPEG-4
- Web Formats (audio
and video) - Quicktime, Windows Media Files, Real
Files, MPEG-1
- Analog Formats -
VHS, S-VHS, ½ Tape, Hi-8
- Digital Formats -
MiniDV Tape, DVCAM Tape
- Audio Only Formats
- CD, DVD, Cassette Tape, MiniDisc
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How We Handle Your
Requests
Core content video production projects are given top
priority. Our staff will meet with you to assess the scale of
your project request, then recommend appropriate resources to
address your multimedia needs.
Step 1: Make Your Request
Contact
video-info@umich.edu with your video/multimedia
request.Step 2:
Project Scope and Scale Assessment
If the project request is relatively smaller in scale
(a single event or purpose) and requires less than a few days of
resource allocation, we will review our project schedule quickly
and let you know if we are able to provide services. If
so, we will discuss the details (times, locations, video to
capture, delivery media, etc.) and set a timeline for
completion. For significantly larger multimedia projects,
we will meet with you to better understand deliverables and
goals.
Step 3: Identify Milestones
Project team members will identify specific steps
(milestones) to complete your project, including procuring
copyrights and consent forms.
Step 4:
Sign Off
Requestor
reviews and signs off on the final product, such as DVD or
web-based delivery, etc. |
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