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Welcome to the Resources for Video Creation Guide!
This guide was created to be your one-stop for all video resources needed to create a successful video. You may not know it, but the library is a great location for your video and multimedia needs. The library has full video and audio studios, advanced Podcasting suites, multimedia workrooms, recording booths, powerful computer and equipment, and most important -- staff who are available to support YOU.
This guide is packed full of tips and best practices for creating a video or screencast. From planning to recording, to editing and sharing, we cover all the steps of creating a video from start to finish.
Relevant Research Guides
Additonal Guidance
The Library has created a number of excellent research guides which provide information that will be useful to you if you are using video resources in your classes.
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Copyright and Using VideoMostly about the copyright implications of using video within education and a video content management system, this guide provides a basic introduction to the copyright considerations of using, creating, and showing videos in an academic setting
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Library Digital Films Service - Streaming video for InstructorsThe University Library provides a service to deliver streaming video of films on Canvas class websites. This guide also provides information about the large collection of streaming video databases to which the Library subscribes that are available to the UM community.
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Finding Reusable Media with the Creative CommonsLooking for images, video, music, and other content you can share, reuse, or remix? Creative Commons provides an easy way to find and attribute materials without running afoul of copyright law.
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The Askwith Media CollectionLists of selected DVDs, blu-ray, and audiobooks available in the Askwith Media Library.
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Film & Video Studies / Screen Arts and CultureSelected resources useful for conducting research on moving image media of all kinds, including cinema (popular movies, documentaries, animation, etc.), television, and digital media (video games, etc...).