UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA TELEVISION
PRODUCTION RESOURCES AND PLANNING GUIDE
This guide is designed for UC faculty, staff and others interested in learning more about how to take advantage of outreach and communication opportunities offered by the University of California Television network, UCTV. It contains general information about the channel's operations and availability on Cable and the Internet. It also explains the many ways that a UC campus, department, research unit, center or institute can contribute programming to UCTV.
What is UCTV?
Who Watches UCTV?
What does it cost and what types of programs do you broadcast?
What are the basics and how do I get started?
Production Guidelines, including:
General Guidelines and Requirements
(crew, time, titles)
Preparing a Lecturer/Presenter
(content, attire, technical considerations)
Pre-production
Production, including:
Camera Set-up, Shots
Audience Q & A
Cutaways
Audio
Lighting/House Lights/Lectures with Projection
PowerPoint for Video Guidelines (PDF)
Before Recording Begins
Notes
Contact Information
UCTV Program Profiles, including:
Documentary
Studio Production/Interview
Capture with Power Point/Slides
Capture -- Auditorium Lecture
Performance
Magazine Segment or Program
UCTV Edit Stylebook, including:
Time
Lectures/Panels, including:
Titles
Lower Third IDs
Inserting Graphics
How to Handle Q&A
Ending the Program
Studio Shoots
Location Multi-Camera Shoots
Documentaries
Forms
Standard Release Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Submission Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Edit/Submission Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Submission Form (Online Form)
UCTV Field Report (Word Doc)
Upload Content
To upload content to UCTV, you must register to obtain a username and password with the UCTV Uploader. From there, enter program information and upload your files.
PRODUCTION RESOURCES AND PLANNING GUIDE
This guide is designed for UC faculty, staff and others interested in learning more about how to take advantage of outreach and communication opportunities offered by the University of California Television network, UCTV. It contains general information about the channel's operations and availability on Cable and the Internet. It also explains the many ways that a UC campus, department, research unit, center or institute can contribute programming to UCTV.
What is UCTV?
Who Watches UCTV?
What does it cost and what types of programs do you broadcast?
How to Produce a Program for UCTV
What are the basics and how do I get started?
Production Guidelines, including:
General Guidelines and Requirements
(crew, time, titles)
Preparing a Lecturer/Presenter
(content, attire, technical considerations)
Pre-production
Production, including:
Camera Set-up, Shots
Audience Q & A
Cutaways
Audio
Lighting/House Lights/Lectures with Projection
PowerPoint for Video Guidelines (PDF)
Before Recording Begins
Notes
Contact Information
UCTV Program Profiles, including:
Documentary
Studio Production/Interview
Capture with Power Point/Slides
Capture -- Auditorium Lecture
Performance
Magazine Segment or Program
UCTV Edit Stylebook, including:
Time
Lectures/Panels, including:
Titles
Lower Third IDs
Inserting Graphics
How to Handle Q&A
Ending the Program
Studio Shoots
Location Multi-Camera Shoots
Documentaries
Forms
Standard Release Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Submission Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Edit/Submission Form (PDF)
UCTV Program Submission Form (Online Form)
UCTV Field Report (Word Doc)
Upload Content
To upload content to UCTV, you must register to obtain a username and password with the UCTV Uploader. From there, enter program information and upload your files.
