Participating artists reported the method avoided the pressure of live TV and the tedium of film production¶
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q1 i? Artists participating in the production had considerable enthusiasm for the method, feeling it avoided both the intense pressure of live TV and the boredom of painstaking motion-picture production. → Palmer 1953
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Palmer 1953¶
Palmer, W. A. (1953). Closed Circuit Video Recording for a Fine Music Program. Journal of the Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02713329
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The article reports artist reactions to the closed circuit video recording method, stating participants "had considerable enthusiasm for the method." No systematic data or measurement is reported; this is an anecdotal report of participant opinion.
"Artists participating in the production had considerable enthusiasm for the method. They felt that it avoided both the intense pressure of live TV, and the boredom of painstaking motion-picture production."
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Participating artists reported the method avoided the pressure of live TV and the tedium of film production |
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Participating artists reported the method avoided the pressure of live TV and the tedium of film production |
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