Here is Television Your Window to the World
Here is Television Your Window to the World
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It gives him an opportunity to ex press himself in many ways, to discover what to do and how to do it. Because of the place that drama had won for itself in Hollywood, it was a foregone conclusion that experiments must be made to learn how best to fit this form of entertainment into the new medium.
Early dramatic programs were simple, nothing involved was attempted, but as the success of this type of entertainment was proved the plays presented became longer, the casts larger, and the productio...ns more pretentious.
The first experiments were nearly all short dramatic blackouts, from musical comedies, or one act stage plays. The casts were, for the most part, small and the action was restricted to one set. From virtually the first broadcast it was apparent that the material selected for presentation was as important, if not more so, than the way it was done. "The Play's the Thing" took on a new significance. The limitations imposed by facilities coula not be ignored. Whether the play to be presented was an adapta tion of some existing work or an original television story, the problem from a production point of view was the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It gives him an opportunity to ex press himself in many ways, to discover what to do and how to do it. Because of the place that drama had won for itself in Hollywood, it was a foregone conclusion that experiments must be made to learn how best to fit this form of entertainment into the new medium.
Early dramatic programs were simple, nothing involved was attempted, but as the success of this type of entertainment was proved the plays presented became longer, the casts larger, and the productio...ns more pretentious.
The first experiments were nearly all short dramatic blackouts, from musical comedies, or one act stage plays. The casts were, for the most part, small and the action was restricted to one set. From virtually the first broadcast it was apparent that the material selected for presentation was as important, if not more so, than the way it was done. "The Play's the Thing" took on a new significance. The limitations imposed by facilities coula not be ignored. Whether the play to be presented was an adapta tion of some existing work or an original television story, the problem from a production point of view was the same.
What to read after Here is Television Your Window to the World?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas H Hutchinson to read onlineMoreLess
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