| 3.0 |
Usage Rules |
| 3.1 |
All Equipment Categories |
| 3.11 |
Operation of Auburn Community Television video production
equipment by a community user while smoking, eating, or drinking
is strictly prohibited. Smoke tars, food crumbs and spilled
liquids can severely damage the equipment. |
| 3.12 |
Unless prior notification has been made to an Auburn Community
Television staff member, failure to arrive and claim a production
equipment reservation within 30 minutes after the scheduled
time will result in the forfeiture of the reservation. |
| 3.13 |
Except as specified in the next Subsection 3.14, Auburn Community
Television video production equipment may only be used by
qualified community users under the supervision of an
Auburn Community Television staff person. |
| 3.14
|
The
only items which are allowed to be checked in and out of
the Auburn Community Television facilities by trained and
certified community users are as follows:
(a)
Single camera systems
(b) Studio-in-a-Box (SIB)
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| 3.15 |
The community user is responsible for the safety, proper use
and care of the equipment while it is checked out to him or
her, and only the user may use the equipment which is checked
out to him or her. |
| 3.16 |
The community user is responsible for continued progress to
completion for cablecast of a program as a result of using
Auburn Community Television video production equipment and
facilities. |
| 3.17 |
Persons with disabilities will receive reasonable accommodations
to assist them in their operation of production equipment.
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| 3.2 |
Single Camera Systems |
| 3.21 |
Check-out
Procedures
(a)
The checkout date and time reserved is to be considered
by the user as an appointment with an Auburn Community
Television staff person.
(b) The single camera system user should allow
a minimum of 30 minutes for the scheduled pickup and checkout
of equipment.
(c) The user checking out a single camera system
is required to set up the equipment in the presence of
an Auburn Community Television staff person and make a
test recording prior to removing the equipment from the
facilities. The test allows the user and the staff person
to verify the operability of all components of the system
and to agree upon any exceptions.
(d) All equipment to be removed from the Auburn
Community Television facilities must be checked out by
an Auburn Community Television staff person, signed for
by a certified user, and properly recorded in the loose-leaf
binder and user must complete an " Equipment Reservation/Check-Out
Form".
(e) The Equipment Reservation/Check-Out Form will
include an indication of each item of equipment being
checked out, and a statement that the undersigned user
understands that he or she agrees to take complete financial
responsibility for any damage to or theft of the equipment
while it is signed out to him or her, normal wear and
tear excepted.
(f) The user must present a valid Auburn Community
Television User ID card to the Auburn Community Television
staff person supervising the check-out. The User ID card
must have been appropriately embossed to indicate the
user's certification to use the requested equipment. The
User ID card will be attached to the Equipment Reservation/
check-out Form until the equipment is returned to the
Access Sacramento facility and checked in.
(g) The user must sign the Equipment Reservation/Check-Out
Form, assuming responsibility for the items indicated
as being checked out, noting any malfunctions, cosmetic
damage or missing parts, and reserve the date and time
he or she agrees to return the equipment to the Auburn
Community Television facility.
(h) The user is responsible for the safety, proper
use and care of the equipment while it is signed out to
him or her.
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| 3.22 |
Check-in
Procedures
(a)
The check-in date and time reserved is to be considered
by the user as an appointment with an Auburn Community
Television staff person.
(b) The single camera system user should allow
a minimum of 30 minutes for the scheduled check-in of
equipment.
(c) The user checking in a single camera system
is required to set up and operate the equipment being
returned in order to allow the Access Sacramento staff
person to check it over for operability and possible damage.
(d) At no time is a single camera system to be
returned, dropped off or left at the facilities without
examination and testing with an Auburn Community Television
staff person and signed-off on the Equipment Reservation/Check-Out
Form by both the user and the staff person. Failure to
return equipment through proper check-in procedures may
subject the user to forfeiture of equipment usage privileges.
(e) Equipment must be checked in by the user who
checked the equipment out. The User I.D. card will be
returned when the check-in procedure is completed.
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| 3.23 |
Late
Returns
Except
under circumstances beyond the User's control, late return
of a single camera system is a violation of the Auburn Community
Television Operating Rules and Procedures, and can subject
the user to forfeiture of equipment usage privileges.
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| 3.3 |
Video Editing Systems |
| 3.31 |
Use
of the Auburn Community Television video editing systems
must be for the purpose of producing programming for cablecast
on an Auburn Community Television video channel. The following
activities are not allowed:
(a)
Copying or dubbing tapes. Finished programs may be checked
out for dubbing purposes at other locations.
(b) Preparing or editing material for private or
commercial purposes.
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| 3.32 |
Auburn Community Television editing facilities may only be
operated by individuals who have been trained and certified
to use this equipment. A user must present his or her User
ID card which must indicate the proper certification before
entering the editing suite. A non-certified person may accompany
the user in the editing suite and work with him or her, but
may not operate the equipment. |
| 3.33 |
Users of video editing systems must vacate the facilities
by the completion of their reserved time unless the following
time is unreserved or the next user voluntarily grants an
extension. |
| 3.34 |
At
the conclusion of an editing session, the editing suite
must be left in the same condition that it was when the
user started:
(a)
All tapes must be boxed, properly labeled and properly
shelved.
(b) All sound sources, equipment and switches must
be returned to normal positions or locations.
(c) All paper, debris and miscellaneous material
must be removed from the editing suite.
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| 3.4 |
Television Production Studio |
| 3.41 |
Auburn Community Television production studio facilities may
only be used by trained and certified individuals. All crew
members must present their User I.D. cards which must indicate
the proper certification before they are allowed to operate
studio production equipment. |
| 3.42 |
Use of an Auburn Community Television production studio must
be for the purpose of producing programming for cablecast
on an Auburn Community Television's video channel. Production
of material for private or commercial purposes is prohibited. |
| 3.43 |
Users of an Auburn Community Television production studio
must leave by the completion of their reserved time unless
the following time is unreserved or the next user voluntarily
grants an extension. |
| 3.44 |
At
the conclusion of a studio production session, the studio
and control room must be left in the same condition as when
the user started:
(a)
All tapes must be boxed, properly labeled and properly
shelved.
(b) All accessories (e.g., microphones, stands,
set materials, props, etc.) must be returned to their
proper storage locations.
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| 3.5 |
Recording Tapes |
| 3.51 |
All
Auburn Community Television tapes must remain at the Auburn
Community Television facilities, with the following exceptions:
(a)
Tape may be checked out to record a program produced with
the field production SIB.
(b) Producers may check out master program tapes
which they are editing.
(c) Producers may bring their own tapes, but provide
Auburn Community Television with a copy for cablecast
on Auburn Community Television Channel 20.
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| 3.52 |
When
a completed master program is recorded on Auburn Community
Television tape, a decision must be made by the producer
after the tape has finished its playback cycle on Auburn
Community Television Channel 20:
(a)
The producer may check out the tape to have a personal
copy made, or
(b) The producer may purchase or replace the tape,
or
(c) The tape will be erased and recycled.
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| 3.53 |
Auburn Community Television will not erase or recycle master
program tapes before making all reasonable efforts to inform
the producer. |
| 3.54 |
Auburn Community Television will archive significant representative
programming produced through Auburn Community Television facilities
and will use segments of such archived material to prepare
demonstration, instructional and sample tapes to conduct training
and outreach programs. |
| 3.55 |
Access Sacramento will not sell programming produced by community
users. |