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Essential Equipment for Effective Video Broadcasting

This guide outlines the essential broadcasting equipment located in Ms. Shifflett's closet, including various camcorders, a charging station for when they are not in use, and a video converter that facilitates transferring RCA media to USB for editing purposes. We also cover flip cameras for quick recordings, tripods for stability, and microphones to enhance audio clarity. Key components like the video board and sound board allow for seamless transitions and audio mixing during broadcasts, complemented by a digital effects monitor and a graphics engineer station to enhance live presentations.

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Essential Equipment for Effective Video Broadcasting

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  1. BROADCASTING BUZZ WORDS 2

  2. Camcorders – Located in Ms. Shifflett’s closet. Must be checked out in order to use.

  3. Charging Station – A place where all camcorders need to go to when we are finished using them. Located in Ms. Shifflett’s closet.

  4. Video Converter – A device that converts RCA media to USB media so we can put our videos on the computer to be edited.

  5. Flip Camera – A small handheld video camera that hooks directly into the computer via USB

  6. Tripod – A device that holds the camcorder still and upright

  7. Microphones – Amplify the anchors’ and reporters’ voices so that they are better heard during the broadcast.

  8. Video Board – A video mixer that switches from the main camera to any other camera, DVD player, or computer. The Director mans the Video Board.

  9. Sound Board – A device that allows the broadcast to have multiple sound inputs. The Sound Engineer mans the sound board.

  10. Digital Effects Monitor – This gives the Director a preview of what transitions will look like before he/she sends them out to the live broadcast.

  11. Graphics Engineer Station Where the Graphics Engineer dictates what computer graphics go over the live broadcast.

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