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Oregon Lottery seeks multimedia development for Domestic Violence Training Video

The Oregon State Lottery Commission is seeking multimedia development services for a Domestic Violence Training Video initiative. - Government Buyer: - Oregon State Lottery Commission, Contracts and Procurement Department - Contact: Raquel Sanchez - Project Scope: - Development of two videos: - 45-minute training video for managers, Human Resources, and Security staff - 7-10 minute peer support video for other Lottery staff - Main training video requirements: - Professional voice-over narration - Simple two-dimensional character animation - Motion graphics, on-screen text, and still imagery - No live actors or dramatizations - Content must be inclusive, trauma-informed, and respectful - Peer support video: - Derived from main video - Focuses on supporting co-workers experiencing domestic violence - Process & Collaboration: - Contractor to work closely with Lottery Project Manager - Script development, storyboard review, production, and final delivery - Fixed-price, all-or-none contract - Notable Requirements: - Emphasis on inclusivity and trauma-informed approach - Avoidance of live actors - All content must be appropriate for sensitive subject matter - No specific OEMs or vendors are named in the solicitation - Classified under NIGP code 65540 (Cameras, Video, Portable, Body and Dash Cams), but primary need is multimedia development services, not hardware.

Description

The solicitation is for the development of multimedia services to create a Domestic Violence Training Video. The project includes producing a 45-minute training video for managers, Human Resources, and Security staff using professional voice-over narration, simple two-dimensional animation, motion graphics, on-screen text, and still imagery without live actors. Additionally, a 7-10 minute peer support video for Lottery staff will be created, derived from the main training video, focusing on how employees can support co-workers experiencing domestic violence. The videos will be inclusive, trauma-informed, and designed to raise awareness and provide guidance on support resources.

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