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Whilst the greatest effort has been made to ensure the quality of this text, due to the historical nature of this content, in some rare cases there may be minor issues with legibility. P Audio Meets Video Words to Work By How Television Works Transmission Methods Networks and Stations Federal Regulations Operational Terms Other Forms of Television.

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Publié par	Forgotten Books
Date de parution	27 novembre 2019
Nombre de lectures	0
EAN13	9780243776917
Langue	English
Poids de l'ouvrage	8 Mo

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ore than auth orities throu ghout the telev sion indust y have given aid and couns el on this book In eed two pilot editions were made in mimeographed form theﬁecond in so that thesethe s rst in people might review the text and suggest improvements incorporated in thisﬁnal version In the preparation of the three m anuscripts my good right arm has been James anilla whose own F r is a text at Ericks on Inc

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hes ter H was my third invaluable assistant giving freely of time in checking technical data on all phases of Film Produc tion Editing and pecial E ects het has done much to m ake this a practical working tool for the craftsmen of the industry

I n addition to th e work of Jim and ollie and het there were m any other valuable contributions harles W urran author of F handled the perspective revision tween theﬁrst and second versions William H author of m any technical books and his Jr associate on the P E omenclature ommittee retchen ambach gave especial help on technical deﬁnitions Bob lds helped mightily on this s core too otable suggestions for improvement in the two earlier editions came from m any sources For England Barry B arron ark uin Paul otha and others For the networks three networks gave excellent help with a special suggestion list of great value from John elson of ForﬁPraag andsch of a c lm production companies Keuren of oach among many others

L For advertising agencies Jack inker ordon inter nthony Hyde Henry Whiteside Bea dams and a hundred more For programming eorge Haight ary Harris Peter avallo Jr and others For the laboratories olow of onsolidated For Hugh Wade in particular For sound Loren yder of Paramount For animation Bob Wickersham o m and others For camera Fernstrom For res earch irginia iles Bill illard and others For the universities William Watson Willard L hompson John orrow many many more thanks go to Bernice Betsy and arion Lennox who nurse maided the long tedious preparation of the three successive m anuscripts ﬁto uss nally thanks eale the publisher who persistently wrote letters by actual count and made dozens of phone calls to coax theﬁHis care and comanuscript from a too busy typewriter nal m ment were instrumental his grasp and guidance fundamental his and persistence monumental all of these and many more who gave encouragement a Web sterian bow for the tel evision industry You put the words in my mouth

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For television has grown with almost its own speed of light and persistence adding to pres ent knowledge of the medium may be quite asﬁne a credential as seasoned experien e In just ten years television has built a hall that holds some million families I t has assembled audiences that number more than million for a s ingle show I t stages a performance that goes on from early morning till late at night with more hours of entertainment in a week than all Hollywood produces in a year Because people give television so much of their time overﬁve hours in the average hom e each day advertisers give it their sponsorship with an investment of more than a billion dollars each year Here as th e country can see from coast to coast is a theater with ample room on stage and backstage for all the glittering and workaday talents skills and props of show business For television is history s most vers atile theater m ovies freed the stage from the limits of the proscenium but along with free rangin g movement television has added all the impact of immediacy bringing events in progress to viewers who are also eye witness es his veryﬂge of productionexibility has called for the broadest ran skill iewers have watched the exciting progress of techniques that have added electronic m agic to the fades dis solves split screens and rear projection of the movies hey have s een nimble camera work catch a s acriﬁs beads of perspiration a surgeon s hu a delegate fyce bunt exit as well as the mooring of a ship on the orth iver or across the country a ournament of oses hey have seen the realities of a politi al convention and the fantasy of medium and the technicians who bring it to life have been more than equal to the task s car Hammerstein s aid of tel evision in doin g musical r Being i norant of the medium I wrote

F this show on the assumption we could do anything and nothing has been refus ed me yet his is a remarkable tribute it seems to me to the skill and of today s craftsmen keep p ace with continuing advances improvement will depend on continuing inventiveness but also on mastery of all the progress made s o far We can be sure that next year s bes t produced shows and com will be based on the best applications of what we know today In fewﬁelds is handbook knowledge more important Harry career has paralleled the whole development of tele vision He has concentrated in thes e pages expe ience gained as creator of commercials and as a consultant in the television along with the exposition skil l of a good teacher book s clarity will make it valuable for a beginner just as its thoroughness will m ake it a basic reference tool for the exp rienced professional arion Harper Jr

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