Specialty Video Supply is a division of The Electronic Mailbox that sells video editing and production equipment and provides special services to schools, universities, government, military and national organizations.

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At Specialty Video Supply, we are dedicated to providing solutions for schools and educational institutions. The educational market is growing tremendously as schools and educators upgrade outdated equipment and, with the availability of more affordable equipment, add new technology. In the past, a video installation meant a room full of expensive, clunky, challenging equipment. Now, all the school needs to get involved in video is an easy-to-use camera and a computer. Specialty Video Supply assists educators to configure a computer system from their contracted vendor with the proper speed, memory and operating system to handle video editing, and then works with them to select the appropriate video editing products, DVD burners and hard drive storage that best meets their application.

We pride ourselves on being able to offer the technology as well as the expertise to spec out a system, answer system requirements questions and get the systems up and running. With our educational division, we’re able to work with the different needs and requirements of educators and students. We can give recommendations and establish relationships with both those who will use the equipment and those who authorize the purchase.

One of the chief advantages offered by Specialty Video Supply is the DTV Classroom, a series of tutorials on video editing. The DTV Classroom is made up of six tutorials, beginning with the ABCs of getting started in desktop video all the way through to DVD authoring. Each tutorial in the DTV Classroom focuses on an area of particular interest to educators working in the classroom, and takes current trends into consideration. The tutorials are laid out in an outline form, which makes it ideal for use in an actual classroom, and has the added benefit of offering a glossary of video editing terms, which is especially helpful for the novice.

Specialty Video Supply also offers a 5 percent educational discount on those products without specialized bundles available. All a person needs to qualify is an .edu email address, a purchase order or requisition order from the school, teacher or student ID, or a copy of a course syllabus or outline aimed at using such products. Specialty Video Supply has also put together its own bundles to make one-stop shopping easier for the school, teacher or student. Its editing systems, for output to tape, go from $299 for an entire hardware/software system, to ones that average $1,000 to other, more complex and expensive systems. For users who want to do DVD authoring, real-time editing and other specialized systems, educators and students can check out the “Specials” section of the Specialty Video Supply website for products designed strictly for school sales.

Free technical support on all products and a 30-day unconditional money-back guarantee (with no restocking charge) comes with all purchases from Specialty Video Supply. Four full-time technicians provide technical support for any possible technical problem.