The LLC provides no-cost video or audio production services for projects that fall under the center’s mission of supporting language-related or language-adjacent education and research. The LLC has a dedicated recording studio with video and audio recording equipment. LLC staff must be present during all recording sessions and will operate the equipment. We also can provide some post-production (e.g., editing) services for certain projects if time is available. Community projects aimed at preserving endangered languages are highly encouraged, other language projects directly related to the UW community are also welcome. The availability of LLC support for multimedia production projects access is determined on a first come first serve basis, and is dependent upon LLC resources and the scope of the project. This page provides some examples of past productions. This is not a limited menu and we are open to exploring new ideas and formats.
Studying French at the UW

This video features student interviews conducted on our office set.
Spanish 314

This video combines studio interviews with classroom footage.
ASL & Cybersecurity

This series of videos were for OER lessons on cybersecurity in ASL. They were filmed in the studio with a black backdrop. We are able to record up to 60fps for ASL.
Cherokee Earth Dwellers

This series of videos were created to accompany the book ‘Cherokee Earth Dwellers’. They were filmed in the studio behind a table in front of black backdrop.
A Kabluna at the University of Washington

This ~1 hour long documentary chronicles the work of Mick Mallon, Inuktut/Inuktitut linguist and educator, as well as an Inuktut course taught at UW. Made in partnership with the Canadian Studies Center. This was created with our older camera at a lower quality of video than is currently available.
Addressing Linguistic Bias @ UW

This is an example of a text and graphic heavy video with voiceover and stock footage background.
Learn Farsi

This video features student interviews recorded in the studio accompanied with photos and text.
Classical Japanese

This video includes student interviews in classrooms as well as with faculty in their office. There were some equipment issues so the quality of current productions has improved, but it provides some useful production examples.
Urdu Writing

This is a series of videos recorded in the studio in front of a white board.
Linguistics Fieldwork in Hydaburg (1972) | w/ Paul Aoki, PhD

This is an example of an interview with a researcher about their work. It includes restored photographs.
Korean Gencyber

This is an example of a video produced for a summer student program. Video was captured over two weeks and studio interviews were conducted on the final day. The video was quickly edited and produced for viewing the following day. This is an example of a higher energy, quick turnaround, but not as polished production.
Thank you to the STF for helping to fund equipment in some of these rooms which can be used by all UW students.

