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Film / Video Loans

Who is eligible | What may be obtained? | Making a request | Collection and return | Payment | Equipment | Further Information & Contacts

Who is eligible?

Film and video loans are available to university staff members only. Requestors must agree to the conditions of the loan imposed by the lenders of the film or video.

What may be obtained?

The service arranges the borrowing of 16mm films and videos from sources external to the university.

Making a Request

Incoming requests are processed within 24 hours.

As early in the year as possible, select the desired title and the date it is required. If the first choice is unavailable when required there will be time to substitute the title or change the date. Choosing a few dates increases the chances of obtaining the title.

Requests

Film and Video Loan/Hire request forms are available from both Document Supply Service and InfoHelp in Townsville and Cairns.

Charges

Most films and videos are borrowed from ScreenSound Australia in Canberra. These items have freight recovery and handling charges. The charges for a film are $36.50 and for a video $20.00. Films and videos obtained from other sources may incur additional hire charges.

Payment

Full details of the university account number should be recorded on the request form.

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Collection and Return

Requestors are notified of the arrival of films and videos by email. The item can be collected from Lending Services. Your current JCU staff library borrower card must be presented. Any outstanding fines or charges must be resolved before the item can be borrowed.

It is important that films and videos are returned by the due date. The item must be returned to Lending Services counter staff only and not through the book return slots.

Screening reports are enclosed with films. These should be completed and returned with the film. If any damage occurs to a film, please note on the screening report.

Equipment

Information about equipment to screen films and videos can be found through Audio Visual Services.

Further Information

Information about particular titles can be found by accessing the ScreenSound web site at http://www.nfsa.afc.gov.au/

Email: doc.sup@jcu.edu.au
Phone: 4781 4162

 

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