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AV (Audio Visual Services) |
AMPS (Academic Media Production Services) |
MIT Cable |
focus on capture, processing, back end
Professional Production Services:
audio recording restoration; analog to digital transfers of
various forms of media; high-end live sound production and
coordination; multi-track recordings; voiceover;
live and studio music recordings;telephone conferences with
recording and internet meetings; original music writing and creation, etc.
Space:
studio/edit room can be used as a quiet place to record an interview or conversation,
in-person, on the phone, or on the web. It can also be used to teach a class or give a
presentation from MIT to anywhere in the world where there's an internet connection.
Fees for the service are:
$200.00 studio use fee
$80.00/hour for production time
Other services:
Equipment rental
Event Planning
Infinite Display
Media duplication and transfer
Presentation systems planning and installation
Preventative maintenance
Technical staff
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Studio Production :
Range of cost determined by time and number of cameras: starting at $500 up to multiple $k.
Media Link:
broadcast video feeds to external media outlets -- $100-600/hr
Custom Video production:
Storyboarding, scripting*,* production, concept*,* etc. Prices on request.
Post Production:
Video editing
Video Duplication
Web video:
encoding
rich media capture
webcasting - live |
Distribution service
Video feeds can be --
- direct feed from a live event
- DVD (standard DVD playback ISO DVD)
- other formats such as .mov. wmv. which require re-encoding (re-formatting?) at cost.
Scope:
5 channel cable TV available anywhere on campus (also 1 student controlled channel which does some broadcasting.)
Also a full commercial channel lineup: ~90 channels with news, sports, entertainment (excluding HBO, ESPN, etc)
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SERVICES:
AMPS, AV, Cable
Molly will check on AMPS
Ann to follow up with Duncan K., DUSP
Ann follow up with Laurie and MIT World: who serves their back end?
AMPS:
more
MIT Cable:
only MIT campus
finished product