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State Rate
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Commercial Rate
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Studio Production
Field Shoot
Editing
Scripting/Production |
$165.00
$63.00
$104.00
$69.00 |
$220.00
$84.00
$139.00
$92.00
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| Dubbing |
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VHS
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$25.00
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$25.00
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DVD
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| Dubbing Fees (for dubs with edits): additional $25.00 per hour fee |
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The office of Visual Media and Promotions offers video and promotional support services to the university community, including videography, creative services, dubbing and editing.
The office produces official institutional radio and television messages, promotional programming, and other special features.
Each week, VM&P is also responsible for 90 minutes of public affairs programming on Sun Sports. The primary program for this state-wide audience is the 30-minute "FSU Headlines" news magazine show. Our programs also air on WFSU-TV, and in Tallahassee on Comcast Cable Channel 4.
In addition to television programming, the office produces a daily radio version of "FSU Headlines," which can be heard on WFSU 88.9FM, WFSQ 91.5FM, and in Panama City on WFSG 89.1FM.
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FSU Headlines TV
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FSU Headlines is a half-hour television public affairs program airing throughout the state of Florida on:
- Sun Sports (Tallahassee Comcast Cable channel 28),
- WFSU-TV Channel 11 (Tallahassee Comcast Cable channel 5), and
- 4-FSU (Tallahassee Comcast Cable channel 4).
| This month on FSU Headlines TV |
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Message from Tom Block, FSU Headlines Producer:
FSU welcomes its best class ever!
Florida State University opens the doors on its latest scientific structure: The James E. “Jim” King Life Sciences Building. Watch the October edition of FSU Headlines to learn more about this state of the art facility, plus tune in for these stories:
- FSU dedicates new Dunlap Student Success Center
- New evidence from FSU finds hurricanes are getting stronger
- FSU partners in NSF-funded Energy Research Center
- Pathways of Excellence initiative continues to attract top faculty
- College of Business programs highly ranked
- Hospitality Professor saluted for his work
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- Changes at Doak Campbell Stadium improve fan experience
- Walk-on football player earns scholarship, starting job
- FSU swim teams dive in head first at the brand new Morcom aquatic center
- Mag Lab reaches out to general public
- Landscape architect keeps campus beautiful
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FSU Headlines can be seen at the following days and times:
October 2008 Show Schedule
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Wednesday |
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Friday |
Saturday |
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Oct. 4
7:00 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 7
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 9
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 14
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 15
7:30 pm
WFSU
9:30 pm
4-FSU |
Oct. 16
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 17
7:00 pm
4-FSU |
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Oct. 19
10:00 am
WFSU |
Oct. 20
6:00 pm
4-FSU |
Oct. 21
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 22
9:30 pm
4-FSU
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Oct. 23
7:30 am
Sun Sports
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Oct. 24
7:00 pm
4-FSU
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Oct. 27
6:00 pm
4-FSU |
Oct. 28
7:30 am
Sun Sports |
Oct. 29
9:30 pm
4-FSU |
Oct. 30
7:30 am
Sun Sports |
Oct. 31
7:00 pm
4-FSU
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All times Eastern.
FSU Headlines is a half-hour public affairs program airing throughout the state of Florida on the Sun Sports cable network (Tallahassee Comcast Cable channel 28), WFSU-TV Channel 11 (Comcast Cable channel 5 in Tallahassee), and 4-FSU (Tallahassee Comcast Cable channel 4). Check your local listings for more information.
FSU Headlines television and radio programs are also available on demand through the university's online destination. Featured stories are available at your convenience by visiting www.fsu.com and clicking the TV news link.
FSU Headlines is a production of the Florida State University Communications Group.
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850.644.1360