A History of TV Style (Discussion) - Revision history

Jeremy Butler: TCF - JCM

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TCF - JCM

Jeremy Butler at 21:47, 23 August 2019

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Jeremy Butler at 19:57, 4 October 2016

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Jeremy Butler at 19:50, 4 October 2016

2016-10-04T19:50:01Z

Jeremy Butler: fixed link

2016-10-04T18:35:09Z

fixed link

Jeremy Butler at 22:04, 3 October 2016

2016-10-03T22:04:42Z

Jeremy Butler: formatting

2016-10-03T22:04:06Z

formatting

Jeremy Butler: formatting; added more groups

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formatting; added more groups

Jeremy Butler: moved kinescope to end.

2016-10-03T21:59:48Z

moved kinescope to end.

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 *[http://youtu.be/gV0Ralac0w4 ''The Magic of Television''] (1941)
-[[Category:TCF311]]
+[[Category:JCM311]]
-[[Category:TCF311 Discussion]]
+[[Category:JCM311 Discussion]]

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 #What have broadcast networks done to try to combat channel changing and distractions from "second screens" (that is, cellphones, tablets, laptops)?
-{{Gallery
+'''Early Remote Controls'''
-|title=Early Remote Controls
+<gallery mode="packed" heights=200px>
-|width=300
+File:1956 Zenith Remote Ad.JPG|alt=Zenith remote-control ad (1956).|Zenith remote-control ad (1956).
-|height=200
+File:Zenith Space Command.jpg|alt=Zenith Space Command remote control unit.|Zenith Space Command remote control unit.
-|lines=2
+File:56zenith.jpg|alt=Zenith Space Command receiving TV set (1957).|Zenith Space Command receiving TV set (1957).
-|align=center
+File:Toshiba Remote Control CT-9863.jpg|alt=A Toshiba remote control, photographed in 2009.|A Toshiba remote control, photographed in 2009.
-|File:1956 Zenith Remote Ad.JPG|alt1=Zenith remote-control ad (1956).|Zenith remote-control ad (1956).
+</gallery>
 '''Kinescope (all groups, if time permits)'''
 #What is a kinescope? How were kinescopes created and what characterized how they looked?
-{{Gallery
+'''Kinescope Illustrations'''
-|title=Kinescope Illustrations
+<gallery mode="packed" heights=200px>
-|width=400
+File:Dumont Kinescope Machines.jpg|alt=Dumont Kinescope Machines.|Dumont Network kinescope machines.
-|height=600
+File:Jerry Lewis Show 1960 - Footage Comparison.jpg|alt=Screen shots from The Jerry Lewis Show.|[http://tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Kinescope-TapeComparison.php Screen shots from ''The Jerry Lewis Show''.]
-|lines=1
+</gallery>
 == Bibliography ==

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 ##Multiple-camera mode of production
 ##Shot and distributed on film (higher quality)
+##DesiLu produced and owned the show in syndication
 '''Groups 6 & 2'''
 #The history of color TV is very complicated. Create a timeline that lists the significant events leading up to color TV's widespread implementation.
 #What impact did color technology have on TV style?
 #What is the NTSC and why was it created?

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 ''' Groups 4 & 8'''
 #Outline the history of TV editing--listing the major technological changes. How did these changes have an impact on TV style?
 #Why type of editing equipment do you suppose was used to cut the following programs:
-#*''All My Children'':
+#*''All My Children'': videotape editing
-#*''Northern Exposure'':
+#*''Northern Exposure'': film editing
-#*''Seinfeld'':
+#*''Seinfeld'': film editing
-#*''Stranger Things'':
+#*''Stranger Things'': Red camera, digital recording at 6K; then edited nonlinearly
 '''Groups 5 & 1'''
 #List the elements of the production of ''I Love Lucy'' that make it significant to the history of TV style. Explain ''why'' each element is important.
 '''Groups 6 & 2'''

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 *[http://tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Kinescope-TapeComparison.php Kinescope-Videotape comparison]
 *[http://www.tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Clorox.php Clorox commercials].
-*[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyGxlkRC3xQ ''Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In''] (episode 15, 9/16/1968)
+*[https://tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Laughin19680914.php ''Rowan & Martin's Laugh-In''] (episode 15, 9/16/1968)
 *[http://youtu.be/gV0Ralac0w4 ''The Magic of Television''] (1941)
 [[Category:TCF311]]
 [[Category:TCF311 Discussion]]

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 #*What are some examples that you've seen that prove this concept is wrong? (Don't rely on the examples in the book and you can refer to technology other than that involving video or TV.)
-''' Group 1'''
+''' Groups 4 & 8'''
 #Outline the history of TV editing--listing the major technological changes. How did these changes have an impact on TV style?
 #Why type of editing equipment do you suppose was used to cut the following programs:
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 #*''Stranger Things'':
-'''Group 2'''
+'''Groups 5 & 1'''
 #List the elements of the production of ''I Love Lucy'' that make it significant to the history of TV style. Explain ''why'' each element is important.
 #What are examples of recent (within the past five years) programs that are shot the same way that ''Lucy'' was shot?
+#
-'''Group 3'''
+'''Groups 6 & 2'''
 #The history of color TV is very complicated. Create a timeline that lists the significant events leading up to color TV's widespread implementation.
 #What impact did color technology have on TV style?
 #What is the NTSC and why was it created?
-'''Group 4'''
+'''Groups 7 & 3'''
 #When did the remote control first appear and what were the names of the early devices?
 #*How did they work?
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 |align=center
 |File:Dumont Kinescope Machines.jpg|alt5=Dumont Kinescope Machines.|Dumont Network kinescope machines.
-|File:Jerry Lewis Show 1960 - Footage Comparison.jpg|alt6=Screen shot from The Jerry Lewis Show.|Screen shot from The Jerry Lewis Show.
+|File:Jerry Lewis Show 1960 - Footage Comparison.jpg|alt6=Screen shots from The Jerry Lewis Show.|[http://tcf.ua.edu/EO/DV/Kinescope-TapeComparison.php Screen shots from ''The Jerry Lewis Show''.]
 }}

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 #Explain the concept that goes by the terms, "technological manifest destiny" and "technological determinism." Why is it a ''mistaken'' notion when applied to TV?
 #*What are some examples that you've seen that prove this concept is wrong? (Don't rely on the examples in the book and you can refer to technology other than that involving video or TV.)
 ''' Group 1'''
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 |File:56zenith.jpg|alt3=Zenith Space Command receiving TV set (1957).|Zenith Space Command receiving TV set (1957).
 |File:Toshiba Remote Control CT-9863.jpg|alt4=A Toshiba remote control, photographed in 2009.|A Toshiba remote control, photographed in 2009.
 }}