UNL photo services
produces visual aids
"Any number of things" related to production of visual aids for
other university departments describes the work of the University
Photographic Services, according to manager Kaz Tada.
The service functions in three areas, he said-still photography,
motion pictures and commercial art. Any request for work done in
these areas is directed to the service.
Tada has a full-time staff of 1 1 and several student employes.
The office has about 80 to 100 requests for productions each
week, he said. Most" of the work is with still pictures, he said.
No outside funds
The department receives no outside funds and maintains staff,
equipment and improvements by the charges for the departments
services. The department's charges are lower than those of
commercial photographic production studios, but it is not
permitted to compete with them. Tada's salary is paid from
university funds.
Most of the work is for other university departments, but state
agencies contact Tada for various visual services, Tada said.
Services provided in the still picture department include taking,
developing and printing photographs and photographic slides. The
department has negatives which date to 1906.
One of the department's biggest tasks is motion picture
production, Tada said. The staff does everything from subject
research and script writing to actual production and photography,
editing, mixing and printing, he said.
Filming studio v
The department has one large . studio for filming motion
pictures. Recent productions include several films for the educable
mentally handicapped and a presentation to prospective employers
on hiring visually impaired persons.
A recent addition to the motion picture laboratory is a color
motion picture film processor, Tada said. The device has run more
than 200,000 feet of film since its installation in September.
Tada's department films all football and basketball games for
the coaching staff, which prompted the purchase of the color
processor. The processor cost $7,000 and will be paid for by the
customers using it, chiefly the athletic department and the
Nebraska Game and Parks Commission.
Department's award
A number of years ago, the department won honorable mention
in Look magazine's Screen Directors Guild awards for a film they
did on ROTC's Pershing Rifles.
The black signs with white lettering over nearly every door at
the university are made in the commercial art department of
photographic services.
The department also designs jacket covers for books published
by University Press, informational brochures and numerous
bulletin board posters and banners.
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