Shoreline Video: Assistance Center

Why is there a need for public video?

Across the country, cities large and small are finding that video systems are the most effective and cost-efficient means of fulfilling an important mandate of good government -- public communication. From the broadcast of city council and legislative proceedings to community access cable programming, a practical video system fills the demand for public communication in the television age.

Why should Shoreline supply your system?

Since 1981, Shoreline has become one of the state's largest video systems companies, establishing a reputation for professional service to corporate, entertainment, educational, institutional and broadcast clients. City governments have come to rely on Shoreline's expertise, confident that the system will be appropriate to the use, delivered on time and come in on budget. our in-house design staff use computer aided design facilities to select equipment from over 250 of the industry's best-known manufacturers, assembling systems for your specific needs.

How will the people benefit from the system?

Video broadcast of government activities involves people in community affairs, keeps citizens informed of issues and promotes awareness of the workings of government and how tax dollars are spent. Public access studios encourage community expression and creativity, simultaneously giving a voice and a forum to interested individuals.

How much does it cost?

Depending on the level of sophistication of your selected system you can expect an expenditure of five to six figures. We will develop a system to satisfy your needs and to be compatible with future expansions while staying within your budget. Because Shoreline deals with major video equipment manufacturers, you are assured of products appropriate to your application at the most competitive prices.