Technological Advancement in TV Production

A look at the life cycle of a "production object" reveals myriad routes from the capture of the moving image to the airing of the broadcast. Footage is shot in a studio or on location and makes its way into a video editing system. If the source material is analog, a digital capture card converts the analog information into digital signals. Stills may be scanned from photographs and illustrations, then manipulated with software. This book is designed to introduce learners to every genre of TV journalism - news, documentaries, interviews and entertainment shows. The book trains them to 'identify' news, to ask the right questions, to think 'visually', to script, to use voice and speech for greater impact and the importance of body language. Contents: New Innovations in TV Production o Technical Continuity in TV Production o TV Graphics and Virtual Reality Sets o World Television Standards and HDTV o Maintaining Video Quality o Sting Operations in United States o Sting Operations in India o Operation Duryodhana o Audio Recording, Editing and Playback.