What's New?

Analog to Digital transfers now available on Mini-DV, Digital 8 tape and DVD formats
TLCBS has added new equipment to enable high quality transfer of analog videotape to digital formats. The new gear facilitates getting heritage professional formats like 1" reel, Betacam, 3/4" cassette and consumer VHS, 8mm and Hi-8mm material into digital form for editing or duplication. Digital 8 and Mini-DV tapes can also be accomodated. Output can be to DV, Digital8, DVCAM or other professional tape formats. DVD's can also be prepared. Ask about these services by calling (530) 741-1212

Nationally famed gardening expert, writer, television host uses TLCBS to update demo
Reknowned gardening author Maureen Gilmer was saying, "Right ON!" watching the composit tape TLCBS edited for her in April, 2002. Adding music, bouncing titles and a consistent graphic scheme, Langdell stitched together an earlier demo tape another editor had done with a segment from a KOVR, 13, Stockton-Sacramento noon newscast featuring the Dobbins author and tv show host. Langdell carried the graphic scheme to the labels, where a unique typeface proclaims that "Maureen Gilmer is moplants.com". The new digitally assembled product will preserve quality for Gilmer, and allow copies to be quickly made.

Nevada City landmark burns: TLCBS has first news video, which is sold to regional stations, national networks
When smoke was first smelled in downtown Nevada City, Ted Langdell was listening to Nevada County Sheriff's Deputies as they tracked the source, and then reported flames coming out of the Commercial Street side of the old Elk's Building. The historic downtown was in jepoardy as Langdell raced to the gold-rush community. As dawn broke, Langdell was shooting video that captured the brilliant orange flames against the deep blue of the early morning sky.

Yuba City uses TLCBS to craft video explanations of "Mommy, Where Does the Water Come From?", and "Daddy, Where Does the Water Go?"
Now in production, the two video tapes feature live action with adults and kids along with technical animation to show how the City cleans and treats drinking water for more than 30,000 residents and business users, and how the City processes wastewater to better than legally requires standards.

United Methodists turn to TLCBS for Annual Conference video production services
Multi-camera video and Powerpoint to big screen and tape were provided for the weeklong June gathering in Sacramento.
Click here to find out more: UnitedMethodistConference.html

America's Most Wanted gets Marysville murder scene tape from TLCBS

America's Most Wanted obtained video of a Marysville murder scene for an April broadcast about a suspect wanted in two Northern California murders and a Southern California murder attempt. Click here for details: CrimeStopping.html

Press release for Succeed.net trumpets "power-outage proofing" by internet service provider

To let customers and internet users seeking connections in spite of potential power blackouts, Succeed.net turned to Ted Langdell Creative Broadcast Services. Read and see photos involved in this news alert at: SucceedNetPowersUp.html

Yuba-Sutter Economic Development Corp. presents Year in Review via productions by TLCBS

To report on Yuba-Sutter's economic developments in 2000, the Yuba-Sutter Economic Development Corp. turned to Ted Langdell. TLCBS produced a seven-minute all-digital production, then helped present it at the YSEDC's annual meeting.

TLCBS recorded the meeting using multiple cameras, then created two hour-long programs from the meeting. See details and pictures at YSEDCDeveops.html

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