Editing

Salisbury University operates eight Avid non linear editing bays.

Editing systems are intended to support students in the CMAT ( Communications Arts ) department, but are available for use by any Salisbury University Student or Faculty for academic projects only

At this time we support the Mini DV, DVC pro , S-VHS and VHS format

All editing systems can be reserved for use in Caruthers Hall room 167 at the reservation desk. Equipment is only available during regularly scheduled hours and during normal campus work days. No systems can be used during regularly scheduled classes in that area and CMAT department students take precedence over outside groups

Under no circumstances can ANY copyrighted material be copied, edited or reproduced in this area; all machines are equipped with copy guard technology that will prevent recording protected material

Anyone who attempts to defeat this hardware will be asked to leave the area 

In order to reserve or use editing facilities you must first have completed the CMAT 236 ( electronic field production ) course or obtained training from the Media Services department.

A dedicated Avid system and DVD authoring station are available for Faculty or non traditional student use, with all above rules applying

We also maintain one traditional or analog editing system for providing cuts only editing; this system will support S-VHS and VHS formats.