Television the Revolution
Television the Revolution
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Our guide explains how the producer does his job. "You see, there's a stage-manager on each of the sets in the clover-leaf. The producer can talk to any one of them, and all at once, "ENTER THE NEW ART " 151 through his hand-mike; he can also talk to the camera-men, the mike-handlers, the music stage, the auditorium, master-control, or the projec- tor-booth, where the pre-filmed sequences of the show will be inserted into the broadcast. " "How many stations is this particular broad- cast going ...over?" "Tonight? Only four. The local transmitter here in Los Angeles and the stations in Long Beach, Pasadena, and San Bernardino, which pick up our signal and rebroadcast it to cover their own areas. You understand, of course, that each of these telecameras is more than an icon- oscope; side by side with the cathode-beam tube which records the picture electronically is a standard 16 mm. Movie-camera. This photo- graphs the 'videofilm' version of the perform- ance, which is edited immediately after the broadcast into an exact duplicate of the show which goes out over these four transmitters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our guide explains how the producer does his job. "You see, there's a stage-manager on each of the sets in the clover-leaf. The producer can talk to any one of them, and all at once, "ENTER THE NEW ART " 151 through his hand-mike; he can also talk to the camera-men, the mike-handlers, the music stage, the auditorium, master-control, or the projec- tor-booth, where the pre-filmed sequences of the show will be inserted into the broadcast. " "How many stations is this particular broad- cast going ...over?" "Tonight? Only four. The local transmitter here in Los Angeles and the stations in Long Beach, Pasadena, and San Bernardino, which pick up our signal and rebroadcast it to cover their own areas. You understand, of course, that each of these telecameras is more than an icon- oscope; side by side with the cathode-beam tube which records the picture electronically is a standard 16 mm. Movie-camera. This photo- graphs the 'videofilm' version of the perform- ance, which is edited immediately after the broadcast into an exact duplicate of the show which goes out over these four transmitters.
What to read after Television the Revolution?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Edwin Lee to read onlineMoreLess
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