Keep the slide simple with basic information about your event.
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Just remember that lots of words are hard to read on a TV screen. What formatting for our PowerPoint slide do you need? We are now asking for a PowerPoint slide formatted to 16x9.There are no guaranteed time slots, but there will be an effort to have the slide run during different times of the day. The station is asking for a two-week lead time in order to ensure the announcement can be inserted into the program schedule. UMTV Chief Engineer Bill Parker says communicators or units across campus can send prepared 16x9 PowerPoint slides to him at the station with start and stop dates. UMTV is the University of Maryland’s cable TV station operated by the Philip Merrill College of Journalism and is seen on campus and in Prince George’s and Montgomery Counties. UMTV is offering to promote campus events for free. Please see the FAQ below for more information. The station offers free broadcast of PowerPoint slides to promote campus events. UMTV can provide faculty with a live talkback capability with media via a fiberline to the Verizon AVOC switch in Washington, D.C. Please contact chief engineer Bill Parker for more information and pricing. The station also has audio booths that can record tracks, podcasts and more. Studio A in Tawes Hall is available for reasonably priced interviews or productions. UMTV has the ability to produce 1-3 camera-switched feeds of your campus event at reasonable cost. On Verizon, UMTV is on Channel 40 in both counties. Xfinity customers can watch on Channel 73 in Prince George’s County and on Channel 2 in Montgomery County. The current Eaton Broadcast Chair is Professor Mark Feldstein. Located in Tawes Hall, the facilities were named in honor of broadcasting pioneer Richard Eaton by University President C.D.
It is also used by many broadcast classes at Merrill College. The Richard Eaton Broadcast Center at the University of Maryland is home to UMTV and the Capital News Service (CNS) Broadcast Bureau.
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