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In off-site storage; 24 hours advance notice is required for use.
Use of audiotapes and videotapes from this collection requires the creation of reference copies. Reference copies for some of the tapes have been made, and if a reference copy exists, it is noted in this finding aid. To arrange for the creation of reference copies of other items, please contact University Archives staff. Although these recordings are now stored in a stable environment, their condition and playback quality is unknown.
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[Identification of item], Media Services Audio and Video Recordings, University Archives, Duke University.
The Media Services Audio and Video Recordings was received by the University Archives as transfers in 1989-2009, accession numbers UA89-0059, UA93-144, UA94-136, UA96-115, UA97-6, UA97-57, UA2003-20, UA2003-23, UA2005-14, UA2005-45, UA2009-0026, UA2009-0035, and UA2011-0007.
Processed by Dean Jeffrey
Completed December 27, 2005, updated by Kimberly Sims in Sept. 2009, Oct. 2011
Media Services (also referred to as Duke Studios) provides broadcast quality media production services to all parts of the Duke University community. Duke Studios was established in 1980 as an audio production facility in the Biddle Building on East Campus. In 1989, it moved to the Bryan Center on West Campus. It has expanded its services to include video and audio production and post-production (including event documentation), project design, production equipment rentals, tape duplication, custom CDs and DVDs, and computer graphics and animation.
Media Services was formerly known as Technical Services and was a division of Auxiliary Services. Media Services and Technical Services later became two separate departments within Event Management, a Division of Auxiliary Services. Technical Services provides technical support services including audio-visual rentals, sound reinforcement, and audio-visual maintenance and support in many campus facilities. Technical Services assists departments and student organizations throughout the Duke campus including Duke Athletics, academic classes and meetings, student organized bands and speakers, and sound systems for University-wide events such as Graduation and Convocation.
Collection includes audio and video recordings of campus events, programming produced for various university offices and departments, and musical recordings. Campus events include basketball, football, the inaugurations of presidents Richard Brodhead, Keith Brodie, and Nannerl Keohane, dedication of the Doris Duke Memorial, the retirement and funeral of Terry Sanford, events related to September 11, 2001, a remembrance of Benjamin N. Duke, and commencement ceremonies. Authors, scholars, and other notable people represented include John Hope Franklin, Jesse Jackson, Reynolds Price, Ronald Reagan, Elie Wiesel, Billy Graham, C. D. Wright, Gerald Barrax, Elizabeth Cox, Tim McLaurin, Eric Meyers, Orrin Pilkey, and Alex Roland. Musical recordings include the Duke University Concert Band, Dan Locklair, and 1980s rock band the X-Teens.
These and related materials may be accessed under the following subject headings in the Duke University Libraries online catalog.
Arranged alphabetically by sport and then chronologically.
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Narration: Alex Roland
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Archie Campbell, Tom Sullivan, Woody Woodbury, P. Hayes, M. Healy, Forrest Tucker, A. Freeman, Eubie Blake, Professor Irwin Corey, Perry Como
Arranged alphabetically by speaker's last name.
Arranged alphabetically by artist's name.