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John Fleetwood
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2012
MetroMedia Is Paul Dead
Is Paul McCartney dead? This MetroMedia network report covers the mystery.
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IS PAUL DEAD? KLIF Radio special broadcast
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Off-air recording of KLIF radio's special on the rumor that Paul McCartney was dead. First half hour is on-demand repeat of previous nights pre-recorded program. Second half is Rod Roddy's talk show. Nice production values from the KLIF team.
TK-44 camera operated by audience member
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David Letterman selects an audience member and she operates a TK-44 on-air.
WJLA Digital Cut-Over
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Washington DC Channel 7 cut-over to digital. Anchor mentions "lack of information" about Digital TV, and News Director proves it on air.
RTVF440 at University of Maryland
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Circa 1980 student exam video from RTVF-440 directing class at University of Maryland. Unknown students. Instructor comments on one audio channel, mixed headset traffic and program audio on the other.
S and H Greenstamp Catalog
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The 1981 S and H Greenstamp project at University of Maryland RTVF. Many single frame edits on one inch tape.
I got into radio when I was 15, but was alwYs fascinated with TV cameras and always wanted to learn to operate one. I had a chance to play with. TK44 in my mid 20s. Always wished Id learned to be a TV cameraman.
If only Sally had said to Hal Gurnee, "Hal Does it bother you when Dave tries to direct?"
Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other
I remember watching this when it first aired. At the time, I wanted to work in TV as a studio cameraman, so you can bet your bottom dollar I was glued to the TV set watching this segment.
What year was this? Roughly.
Made a nice living repairing those TK-44 cameras.
The size of a cellphone in 1982, lol.
My son the vidiographer would be in pain watching the TK being abused.
People don't understand how heavy those cameras weight and how tedious it was then to operate them. Its a job truly that takes time and effort.
They were definitely NOT tedious to operate. I operated studio cameras for years. They were a dream to use. They were definitely heavy but all ran on pneumatic pedestals, which means they could literally be moved with a pinky finger. A marvel in engineering actually.
Funny but a little painful to watch! I know just how Hal feels, after teaching many at COX public Access studios.
he was never out of funny ideas
4:00 in.... one of the most annoying thing when you're trying to frame a tight shot - and the Talent moves it around!
It’s like bitcoin lol
This is hilarious lol
so Im guessing this went onto a laserdisc, so you could play back one frame at a time or go straight to a frame? Sears had a 1980 or 81 catalog on LD.
she should have racked her focus
I guess it takes a while getting to the weight of the thing. Of course it's probably easier to hold still than a cell phone.....
I properly balanced camera on a ped like that is not too heavy for saying that camera with lens is about 145 pounds, but it does take some getting used to.
It's all counterbalanced and very easy. Still takes a lot of practice to get good at it.