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Videos
The Edison Tech Center is presenting unique, educational, and exciting videos about the men and the technologies that make our modern world possible.
We have gathered video interviews from engineers of all types from California to Moscow to make many of the products. The Edison Tech Center features many upstate New York engineers and inventors in the global perspective. Explore our different video products below.
View our YouTube channel for videos on all subjects from local history to world-changing technologies.
Also see the list below.Quality biographic documentaries highlighting the amazing life stories of some of the world's leading technology pioneers.
See our catalogue of various interviews with some of the legends of engineering.
Our Video Distribution:
Since 2008 our online videos have been grossed more than 160,000 hits on numerous engineering topics. The videos are frequently used by teachers and professors across the world. In addition to online distribution we distribute these full length videos to over 25 public access stations serving 8 million viewers across the U.S.
If you wish to see our programs on your public access channel please contact: Call Glenn Jarrett
Education Materials Distributor, Edison Tech Center Tel: (315)351-0032 email: gggreggg3(at)yahoo.comInternship Opportunities - Click here to learn more about our video internship program!
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Projects in the Pipeline:
News from the editing desk
California Footage to be Edited:
We are currently editing footage of interviews shot in California this spring with hybrid car developer Andrew Burke, and GE capacitor engineer Oliver Winn. The interviews will be broken into videos by topic. Below is an example, a section by Oliver Winn explaining how a capacitor works:
We are creating another Wizards of Schenectady episode featuring Edwin W. Rice, Chester W. Rice, and Martin Rice. It is currently being edited. Learn More
With the construction of new exhibits, the ETC will soon be creating short videos for YouTube with our hands on experiments. These videos will assist teachers and thrill the many tinkerers that frequent YouTube.
We are shooting videos and interviews at key sites in the history of today's powergrid. This spring videographer Mike Whelan was sent out to Folsom and Redlands Power Plants from the 1890's. Other sites that will be shot will be Great Barrington, MA, Mechanicville Power Station, Ironville, Brandon, VT and more. Short videos will be released on YouTube, and half hour episodes will be released on public access stations across the country. Visit the web page here.
Overcoming challenges to video production through innovation: The Edison Tech Center helps develop a system for a video shoot in the Peruvian Amazon using LED's and solar power. Read More
Photo: Steve Normandin works building specialized lighting systems for the project at the Edison Tech Center
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