A/V & Broadcast Productions - A/V and Broadcast Productions|BYU-Idaho

# A/V & Broadcast Productions

The BYU-Idaho A/V Productions and Broadcast team provides professional, high-tech production services.

## A/V Productions & Services

Requests for support from A/V & Broadcast Productions are initiated through the Scheduling Office (208) 496-3120.

**Requests are directly associated with the space reserved, and limited to events calendared at BYU-Idaho.**

Services Offered

Audio

Broadcast & Media

Lighting

Staging and Rigging

Teleprompting

Video Production

Audio

Broadcast & Media

Lighting

Staging and Rigging

Teleprompting

Video Production

Audio

Broadcast & Media

Lighting

Staging and Rigging

Teleprompting

Video Production

## Live Audio

The full-time audio staff works to mix the best sound possible for the audience and performers on stage. The performers range from those exploring new talents, to professional entertainers and LDS church leaders. Whether it be a soloist one day or a full choir with orchestration the next, there is always a variety of challenges and plenty of creative opportunities for our full-time audio engineers and students. Given the large diversity of performance venues on campus, there are many types of events where full-time employees mentor students in a hands-on-learning environment.

## Production Audio

Following the event, the audio engineers edit the recorded sound. This becomes a critical componant for the video available for replay, for downloads on the BYU-Idaho web site, and for BYU-TV with its broadcast specificiations.

## Master Control

Master Control is the hub for all of the connections coming from various audio sources, multiple cameras, and the control boards and then pushing out the appropriate feeds to the public. From the Master Control room in the BYU-Idaho Center Production Suite, the engineers and directors expertly key into details and quickly make any adjustments necessary for a professional, quality end product.

Master Control handles productions within the BYU-Idaho Center, but also control the broadcasting between buildings on campus and webcasting and live streaming to the world.

## Media Transfer

Recorded events and duplication are handled through Media Transfer. Video and audio copies of devotionals and other productions may be downloaded from the BYU-Idaho website or purchased at the University Store. BYU-Idaho departments may order CDs and DVDs directly from mediatransfer@byui.edu.

Media Transfer is also responsible for encoding videos so they can be streamed and used in classrooms.

## Event Lighting

The A/V Productions lighting team provides lighting support for events ranging from devotionals in the BYU-Idaho Center to Activities talent and Center Stage concerts in the Hart. We collaborate with the client to meet their lighting needs, from the most basic show to the elaborate. Depending on the requirements of the event, services are provided by highly-trained student light board operators and technicians or professional staff.

## Staging and Rigging

Each peformance venue at BYU-Idaho has its own character and limitations. Our professionals can help you achieve the most aesthetic and functional setup while working within the constraints of each venue to maintain a safe environment for those working and performing.

## Teleprompting

Our teleprompter professionals work with the latest in teleprompter technology to provide high quality teleprompting on par with the largest broadcast facilities in the world. The BYU-Idaho teleprompter systems are configured with redundant backups to maintain smooth operation in the event a system failure.

## Video Production

We provide campus with video support for Live Events such as; devotionals, on-campus Concerts, Activities performances, and Webcasts. We also provide services for creating, producing, and delivering College/department training, marketing, and educational videos.

## Video Engineering

Videos are all about making connections--between students and teachers, businesses and clients, hopes and realities. Video engineers make those connections possible. Whether going global and expanding by uploading programs onto the web or staying local and sharing videos from building to building on campus, we find a way to keep people together.