Video Production

The Office Communications video team produces short videos about topics that support the overall goals of the Yale School of Medicine. Additionally, we support the faculty and staff with video production services as needed for YSM related matters. Our team works with external production entities who wish to film on the medical campus and/or with faculty and staff to ensure proper protocol is followed.

For information contact Senior Video Producer, Andrew Osborne, at andrew.osborne@yale.edu.

We confirm with you that the major speakers (or lecturer) in the video have signed the Yale Speaker’s Permission Form. This includes Yale faculty, students, and staff. We cannot distribute the content without this permission. We cannot post a video online till the speaker has signed this form. If the speaker has questions or concerns about the form, please alert us, and we can connect them with Yale’s Office of General Counsel (OGC).

Download the Speaker's Permission form

Yale University is committed to respecting patients' and clinical research subjects’ rights to maintain the privacy of their health information and ensuring appropriate security of all protected health information. The standards for protecting patient health information are described in the federal law known as the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA).

Before publishing any article, photograph, video, or audio program containing a Yale patient’s protected information, we must have signed permission from the patient.

Download the HIPAA permission form

If a video contains copyrighted imagery (photos, clip art, graphs, etc.) or other media (videos, music tracks, etc.) we must confirm with you that Yale has permission to disseminate this content. Permission must be granted by the content originator to allow Yale to distribute the content on any and all dissemination platforms.

Located in an 8,000-square-foot facility at 135 College Street, the Yale Broadcast & Media Center provides a wide range of video and audio services to the Yale community. The center includes two fully-equipped television studios, an audio recording studio, and a fully-integrated video conferencing room. The mission of the Broadcast & Media Center is to support faculty members, researchers, administrators, and other community members by facilitating their participation in the global media dialogue on issues of great societal importance.

University channels

There are three university-wide channels on which users may find Yale content managed by the Yale Broadcast & Media Center and the Office of Digital Dissemination. If your program concerns university-wide themes, one of these channels may be appropriate.

Lectures

The main University channel is a space for distributing Yale lectures and interviews. The ‘Lectures’ channel includes all kinds of educational material, and may be – but not limited to- on-campus public lectures given by Yale Professors or guest lecturers, interviews produced in-studio, and collections of class lectures. Some featured playlists on this channel include the Faith & Globalization course lectures, The MacMillan Report interview show, and the Yale Divinity Bible Study Series.

Courses

The ‘Courses’ channel is reserved for the distribution of Open Yale Courses video content on YouTube. You can visit full course content at the Open Yale Courses website.

Campus

The ‘Campus’ channel is a place for videos about Yale or promoting Yale and its programs.

For more information visit the Yale Broadcast and Media Center.