Radio in Wartime
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W. Ayer and Sons, advertising agency, and was directed by Norman Corwin, a writer-director of CBS. Corwin is one of radio's brightest lights. His skill as a director is exceeded only by his talent as a writer. Carl Van Doren calls him a modern Marlowe. Life Magazine referred to him as "radio's top dramatic genius. " Cor- win's script style combines mockery and poetry; he has established a pattern of radio treatment which many other writers have copied. Of the thirteen This Is War! pro- grams, C...orwin wrote six himself and had an important hand in the script treatments of many of the others. As director, he defined the "character" of each episode and combined music, sound and voice in a manner which gave 1 "A Summary Report" on This Is War! by H. L. McClinton.
2 Op. Cit.
THIS IS WAR! 247 a kind of continuity to what was otherwise a series of not too well related dramatic episodes. Corwin was appointed director of the series for several reasons. He had written and produced over CBS for twenty-six consecutive weeks a series entitled 26 By Corwin original scripts and pro- ductions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
W. Ayer and Sons, advertising agency, and was directed by Norman Corwin, a writer-director of CBS. Corwin is one of radio's brightest lights. His skill as a director is exceeded only by his talent as a writer. Carl Van Doren calls him a modern Marlowe. Life Magazine referred to him as "radio's top dramatic genius. " Cor- win's script style combines mockery and poetry; he has established a pattern of radio treatment which many other writers have copied. Of the thirteen This Is War! pro- grams, C...orwin wrote six himself and had an important hand in the script treatments of many of the others. As director, he defined the "character" of each episode and combined music, sound and voice in a manner which gave 1 "A Summary Report" on This Is War! by H. L. McClinton.
2 Op. Cit.
THIS IS WAR! 247 a kind of continuity to what was otherwise a series of not too well related dramatic episodes. Corwin was appointed director of the series for several reasons. He had written and produced over CBS for twenty-six consecutive weeks a series entitled 26 By Corwin original scripts and pro- ductions.
What to read after Radio in Wartime?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherman Harvard Dryer to read onlineMoreLess
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