How to Work with GMU-TV
How do I let you know I'm interested?
Faculty members or departments interested in developing video material should submit a Production Proposal to GMU-TV.
Click here to download the Production Proposal. Make sure all stakeholders for the project include their input on the form. Once completed, email to gmutv@gmu.edu.
This proposal helps us understand the goals of your project as well as the audience and tone of your video. We recommend that all relevant stakeholders have input in answering the questions. If you have any questions before, during, or after filling out the proposal, please email gmutv@gmu.edu.
Depending on the scope of the project, video proposals may require signatures by both requesting faculty/staff and the department chair or appropriate dean/director.
What happens after I submit a proposal?
Once we receive your proposal, we will reach out to schedule a brief meeting (either in person or virtually). During this initial meeting, GMU-TV staff will walk you through the discovery process, assess the needs and goals of your project, and explain the options and technology available.
This initial meeting will also serve as a brainstorming session to help you envision the best way to present your content, and provide the framework for your production. After this initial meeting, GMU-TV staff will partner with you to identify the next steps in the production process.
How does GMU-TV select projects to work on?
GMU-TV reviews production proposals on a rolling basis. Due to the high demand for video projects, we create our production schedule several months in advance. Please plan and provide for the appropriate lead-time.
The selection process is based on the following:
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The project is aligned with the university’s strategic goals.
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The project has a significant impact (is a core part of the major University initiative, serves a large number of students, targets the needs of the Northern Virginia community.)
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The project is well suited to the effective use of video.
Are there any costs associated with working with GMU-TV?
There are costs associated with developing videos. For a more in-depth explanation of these costs please see our Charge Back Policy.
Services GMU-TV Provides:
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Academic Video Content
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Research Communications
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Recruitment and Retention Videos
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Training Videos
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Webinars
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Live Event Production
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Livestreaming
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Producing/Directing
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Videography
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Editing
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Studio Productions
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Field Productions
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Broadcasting
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Web Streaming
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Video Production Consultation and Training