Audio Visual | Webcasting | Broadcast Studio

Audio Visual

Power and AV Connections: Conveniently located floor boxes allow for AV, data and power connections in a wide variety of seating and podium arrangements.

Projection System: Automated ceiling-mount projectors send images to three screens located in the conference room.

Media: PowerPoint, live internet access, VHS and DVD media can be displayed through this system. An AMX control panel can be placed at the podium or other locations in the room to allow speakers to control AV programs.

Microphones: Wireless microphones as well as daisy-chain tabletop microphones are available.

Event Recording: Remote control 3-chip cameras are mounted on the walls of the Conference Center, allowing for simple event recording.
 
Broadcast Lighting: Multiple scenes of broadcast lighting have been installed in the Conference Center for broadcasting, taping or webcasting of events.

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Webcasting

Our Conference Center has webcasting capabilities. Please include information concerning your broadcasting and AV needs in your application form. Hosting of webcasts by the Foundation is determined through a parallel application process, please send your inquiry to editor@kaisernetwork.org.

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Broadcast Studio

The Kaiser Broadcast Studio is a state-of-the-art facility for producing broadcast quality video and audio content for the Web, television, and radio. A fully-equipped control room permits complete monitoring of video and audio from the studio, the Barbara Jordan Conference Center, and satellite feeds entering on fiber optic lines (e.g., from Capitol Hill, government offices, and media organizations), as well as the capacity to accept live calls from viewers or listeners.

The studio facility also includes equipment for recording and playing audio and video tapes in a variety of common formats, as well as for editing video and producing graphics for the Web, print, or broadcast. In conjunction with the AV equipment in the Barbara Jordan Conference Center, any event produced in the Center can be broadcast live or archived through videotape, webcast, or transmitted over fiber optic or ISDN lines to other facilities.

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