Video Capturing and Video Editing Help!

[jkadg]

Originally posted by milOtis
it is included in the tuition for my major

~ milOtis

so you just tell them that you need that kind of software, then they will buy it for you?

[sfheath]

Many educational establishments like colleges have site licenses for high-end applications jkadg.

[milOtis]

yeah, you dont have to buy them, they already have evey software under the sun at th elibrary, then you just go and check them out like books. free rental for two weeks as long as you have your student id. you are allowed to make copies as well, as long as they are being used for educational purposes.

~ milOtis

[jkadg]

Originally posted by sfheath
Many educational establishments like colleges have site licenses for high-end applications jkadg.

i see... what course did you geT? and where do you study?

[milOtis]

what course? well my major is radio-tv-film / advertising, so you dont have to take a specific course to rent them. you can be any major and rent them as long as you are a student.

http://www.unt.edu/

~ milOtis

[sfheath]

Originally posted by jkadg
i see... what course did you geT? and where do you study?

I'm a technician. I do most of my studying here on the forum these days!

[jkadg]

let's say i wanted the course film making or cineratography or any thing that is about vidoes/films, do i get free access to softwares?

[sfheath]

Originally posted by jkadg
let's say i wanted the course film making or cineratography or any thing that is about vidoes/films, do i get free access to softwares?

Course fees offset the licence costs so no, not free.

[milOtis]

no, not free since you are paying tuition, but since most colleges for an 18 hour load are about $6,500-$8,000 a semester, UNT is only around $3,000 a semester, so i don't feel like im paying for it

~ milOtis