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Omaha Trans Video, LLC
Basic Information
Address: 14925 Industrial Road, Omaha, Nebraska
Phone Number: 402-894-0105
Email: theresa@omahatransvideo.com
Person of Contact: Theresa Case
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Additional Information
DIGITAL PRESERVATION
Making history accessible and relevant through the use of best-in-class technology, handling, and people.
Digitally preserving your historical documents, media and institutional assets is a pressing matter. Omaha Trans Video, LLC manages all details to digitize film, photos, slides, videos, newspapers, publications, and other documents.
Our chain of custody, and professional employees ensure that your valuable history is safely preserved for the future.
Through our process, we give new life to the obsolete media of yesterday.
Serving public and private institutions, our company's unparalleled attention to detail
and sensitivity to client expectations allows us the privilege, of making history accessible to current and future generations.
We understand that extensive archives can have special handling and funding issues.
We are here to help estimate the costs involved in making your history more usable and relevant through digitization.
Scope of Project Assessment
1.What is the current format of your historic media (book, 16mm film, slides, etc.)?
2.If you have multiple formats to be digitized, please list the formats you know.
3.What is the approximate size or dimensions of your current media to be scanned?
4.An exact count of pages, slides, film reels, etc. allows for a more accurate cost estimate. How many units/images/reels do you need digitized?
5.What is your preferred output format for archiving?
.Ideally, when would you like to have your project finished or the first phase of your project finished?
7.Please list other mediums you may want to digitize during this project or possibly at a later time.
8.If you have additional questions or needs, please know that we are available to assist institutions in answering the above questions.
Omaha Trans Video, LLC delivers a unique and outstanding customer experience for each client. Preserving history is what we do.
Theresa Case, Owner
(402)894-0105
Preserving history one customer at a time.
Omaha's Most Trusted Since 1987
14925 Industrial Road, Omaha, Nebraska 68144