OrthoDome: Video Submission Requirements

Video Submission Requirements

OrthoDomeTM is an AAOS Annual Meeting experience that offers an immersive and comfortable video theater room showcasing orthopaedic surgical techniques and devices in 4K resolution video, narrated live by the experts. OrthoDome is non-CME, included with Annual Meeting registration and powered by Orthopaedic Video Theater (OVT).

2024 Call for OrthoDome Applications

OrthoDome applications are being accepted now through July 17 as part of the AAOS 2024 Annual Meeting Call for Abstracts.

Visit the Abstract Submission Portal to submit OrthoDome applications.

  • A video is not required to submit an application, although we strongly encourage you to provide one.
  • Acceptance and rejection notifications will be sent in late-August 2023.

Submissions should meet the following design guidelines:

Video Specifications

  • Videos should be 7-12 minutes in length with a maximum file size of 45 GB.
  • AAOS is seeking high quality non-3D content. Videos should be recorded in either HD or UHD (4K). Please see specs below.
  • Presenters will be asked to give a live narration of their video onsite in San Francisco at AAOS 2024.
  • We encourage videos to be submitted with audio narration. These videos can then be repurposed for publication in the Orthopaedic Video Theater. During the OrthoDome presentation, the video will be played without audio to allow for live narration.

HD Content

  • File type “.mov”
  • Encoding codec: Apple ProRes
  • Frame size: 1920x1080
  • Framerate: 60fps
  • This content will be scaled up to UHD for projection

UHD (4K) Content

  • File type “.mov”
  • Encoding codec: Apple ProRes
  • Frame size: 3840x2160
  • Framerate: 60fps
  • Content displayed at native resolution

Questions?

Download OrthoDome Application Guidelines and Instructions to learn more and view FAQs.

Contact Heather Bannon with questions at bannon@aaos.org.

AAOS 2024 Call for Abstracts Is Open

Share your knowledge and research at the AAOS 2024 Annual Meeting, Feb. 12-16 (Monday-Friday), in San Francisco. Applications and abstracts are now being accepted. Nowhere else will your discoveries reach such a wide-ranging audience.