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Video production is an increasingly popular tool for scholars, researches, and students of all disciplines and levels. Creating engaging content that is both thought-provoking and accessible has created new spaces for people to share their stories. The Digital Scholarship Department offers robust support for all various types of video production. In addition to the equipment available for checkout, the DSC is available to provide assistance getting started with your video project. We can help guide research and pedagogy with knowledge-based assistance with camera operations, video production, editing, and post-production practices and help design projects with these methods in mind. We also provide a variety of video editing software and post-production packages in the DSC Lab.
Here you'll find a growing list of tutorials and recorded workshops around both video editing software and recording, editing, and video project management.
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The DSC offers a wide range of Video and Audio recording equipment for checkout as well as spaces for recording and editing.
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There is an enormous number of good-quality resources out there on video editing, Video storytelling, and much more. Here are a few we like.
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