• Photographic copy stand work 
• 35mm slide duplication
• Audio production and duplication following applicable copyright law
• Video tape recording and editing
• Video tape duplication following applicable copyright law
• Video tape format transfer following applicable copyright law
• Computer scanning with optical character recognition (OCR)
• Real Producer audio and video capturing

Information on duplicating recordings and recording lectures and performances is available on our Copyright Law & Recording Consent page. It is the responsibility of event sponsors to secure permission for audio or video taping. Many guest speakers and performers have contracts that do not allow recording, so prior clearance is essential. The Audio Visual Department will not record an event without a written or verbal release. For copies of a Recording Release Agreement, contact the Audio Visual Department.

Production service tends to be labor intensive and unique in its requirements, so please allow a minimum of one week for this work. The fee for production service varies according to the specifics of a job. Please see the Fees page or contact the department with questions.

Technical training is available to students, faculty and staff who wish to do their own production work. See the schedule of workshops for information, or contact the department.