The Instruction Media Center, on the lower floor, has documentaries and other educational videos, DVDs, and films, as well as CDs, LPs, educational software, pictures, and more. Videos and films are included in LIUCat, but materials in other formats are not. They can be located through a card catalog inside the IMC. A catalog of DVDs is also available on the website and in hardcopy.

iTunes has a different set of standards for non-music-video content. In time, TuneCore hopes to be able to offer this service.

The length of time to produce your CDs will depend on the multimedia development and the production schedule. For expediting rush job contact one of our representatives to get an accurate time schedule for your specific project.

It used to be I could point to Bill Sherman's amazing muppography, but it's no longer on the web (nor available via archive.org). This is sad news indeed for those keeping track of Muppet items. VIDEO: many Muppet TV and movie offerings are now available on video. The first three Muppet movies, including Muppets Take Manhattan, are widely available (e.g., through Amazon). Other Muppet movies, and some "Muppet Show" compilations, are also available.

Videos and DVDs are generally kept in the Media Collection, on the 3rd floor of 180 Tremont (Ansin Building). To find out if you can check out a video or audio item, the chart below may be helpful. Videos and CDs that are part of a Master's Thesis Project are usually kept in the Archives. Those materials may not be checked out, but may be viewed by contacting the Archivist and setting up an appointment

All materials are helpful to some degree or another. Recordings serve best as a supplement. At some point live human beings should be introduced into the equation. Many "American" travelers (not all) are famous for their preference for tourist guides, maps, and elementary recordings over human contact. Finding a good teacher can help overcome the tendency toward isolation. Beware of claims by some that their materials are free of boring drills.

Yes. The library has a growing collection of audio-visual material. You can search for material in the catalog just as you would a book, using title, author, (or composer, director) or by subject.

You can find items at all three Chandler libraries by using our catalog. Go to our homepage, chandlerlibrary.org and click the "Catalog" button in the upper left corner. You can then search by author, title, subject, or other keywords. To combine terms or to look for a particular item type (video, audiobook, etc.), use the Power Search.

That's up to the filmmaker; however, each team must select the genre for its movie in a random drawing 15 minutes before the start of the competition. In addition, teams are given a character, a prop and a line of dialogue that must appear in their film.

No, the room reservation process is separate from the multimedia equipment request and reservation process, since not all people reserving a room require multimedia support.

Many people have written to ask about the films and videotapes that document Christo and Jeanne-Claude's art. The artists do not participate in the films' marketing and do not share in any financial gain from the selling of these films. Not any. That said, we'd like to make this information available for those of you who would like the films for home or classroom use. We cannot make these inquiries for you. Please contact the producers of the films directly.

We have over 1,000 videos and films and they are listed in WEBCATalog. However, videos and films are for use within the Library only (faculty members may check them out for classroom use). Top of Page

Over the last few years many episodes from the first two TV series have been released on video and DVD on both sides of the Atlantic. While the DVD editions are widely available, it does take some searching to find the older VHS video tape versions. In the UK, in 2006, Network DVD released two box sets comprising all the black and white episodes and all the color episodes from the Roger Moore series.

A If you don't already have the QuickTime plug-in (a "plug-in" is a piece of software), you can download it, free of charge, from Apple Computer. It takes just a few minutes to download it onto your hard disk and install it. From then on, it will open automatically whenever you access QuickTime movies wherever you are on the Web. QuickTime software is available for Windows OS and for Macintosh OS. Click the "Get Quicktime" buttom above.

Although the book and CD are available separately from Amazon.com and The HypnoBirthing? Institute, they are designed to be used as part of an practitioner-led course.

I have gathered many of my favorite links for purchasing MC music and videos via the Net. I have used most of them myself, and can vouch for the most prominently plugged vendors (MusicBoulevard, Amazon.com, Reel.com, Footlights, Dress Circle). Yup! Apparently, it's aka the Victor Borge rose in the States, but it's indeed the official Michael Crawford rose.

A - Not those, either. I realize that it's a little odd to include the imitation/bootleg toys but not those. But that's how it is.

Yes. However, Digital Rights Management (DRM) built into each video may limit you to viewing the disk from a computer that is connected to the Internet.

Yes, one of the great features at MusicMatters is the size and scope of our engineering studio. After your primary sale we will manufacture and distribute your school CDs when people order them, so you don't have to spend thousands of dollars buying CDs that you 'hope' you can sell. Any music that we record can be reproduced from our Master CD's for the additional orders. You take on no inventory risk.

You can check out Shop Whitney page, where you can find the retailer that sell Whitney's music, movies...etc.