There are a range of formats we can use based on what method best fits your teaching strengths, subject matter and time constraints. Below you will find examples of the various media production styles that are available to create content for your course.
View: Studio Lecture | Green Screen | On-Location | Interview & Discussion | Self-Recorded | Classroom Recording| Using the Pen Tool| Creative Videos
Studio Lecture
Our primary lecture capture method uses a podium and teleprompter setup to allow faculty to lecture directly to the camera, for user engagement. We can also incorporate other media like videos or graphics into the presentation.
Green Screen
For certain material, recording with a green screen may be used to provide a more immersive teaching and viewing experience.
On-Location Shoot
Shooting in the field is a great option for demonstrations, training videos and location-specific information. Our mobile recording setup ensures proper lighting and crisp audio.
Interview and Discussion
Our studio can be reconfigured to record interviews or panel discussions with subject matter experts.
Self-Recorded Lecture
Faculty members at distance campuses and guest lecturers may not be able to come to the studio, so we encourage them to record lectures from their homes or offices with Kaltura’s easy to use CaptureSpace software.
Using the Pen Tool
Take advantage of your pre-recorded lectures by making them as interactive as possible.
Creative Videos
If you’re looking for a video that is more creative our team is ready to help take any of your fun, creative ideas and make them real.