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Digital Initiatives & Preservation: Production Services

A basic description of key services and collections in the Digital Initiatives & Preservation department.

A/V Equipment Checkout

Digital Initiatives & Preservation offers a wide variety of equipment for 24 hour checkout to faculty, staff and students. Popular items include:

  • video camcorders (digital)
  • tripods
  • DVD players
  • LCD projectors
  • portable public address systems
  • microphones
  • slide projectors
  • overhead projectors
  • audiocassette player/recorders
  • digital audio recorders

Many items are in heavy demand even though they are in limited supply. It is essential to plan ahead and reserve your equipment well in advance, especially if you are ordering data/video projectors, camcorders, and PA systems. Equipment is for academic purposes only.

To reserve equipment or request a brief training session, please call the Digital Initiatives & Preservation Front Desk at 303-458-4265.

Multimedia Production

Production services available include:

  • Consultation for instructional use of audio and visual material
  • Preproduction planning
  • Digital still imaging and scanning, including digital photography, large format scanning, and 35mm slide and film scanning
  • Video and audio recording
  • Editing and other post production services
  • Duplication*
  • Format conversion/analog and digital
  • Animation

It is essential to plan ahead and reserve your production time well in advance of your production due date. If you have any questions, or if you would like to book production time, please contact the Digital Content Project Manager or the Digital Initiatives & Preservation Front Desk at 303-458-4265.

*Some types of duplication and format conversion are illegal. Please refer to the Regis University copyright policy.

Reference and Consultation

If you have any media related questions please feel free to call or visit. Common inquiries might include requests for equipment recommendations, locating specific video titles or expert help with production and digitization techniques.