“Here again we see how important the cameraman is. He must be on his toes, ready to swing his sights fast at any time, not waiting for the director's cue.”
Hodapp’s practical manual on how to put together successful TV fare, covering: the people—on and off camera—who are responsible for the handling of any program; TV production; staging; and operations from the network to the local level. There are comprehensive chapters on writing for television, on production and use of films, and on the educational TV operation.
Author: William Hodapp
Title: The Television Manual: A Practical Guide to TV Production and Programming for Education, Public Affairs and Entertainment
Edition: Review copy
Published: New York: Farrar, Staus and Young, 1953
Physical Description: Hardcover; Octavo; 296p
Condition: Fair to good condition dust jacket with edge wear, heavy chipping, rubbing to surfaces and toning to spine panel—in new protector. Boards and spine clean with edge wear, bumping to corners, and mild crushing at spine ends. Binding solid and square. Pages tanned. Owner’s name on front end-paper. Instances of pencil underlining in text-block. Includes laid-in “Book for Review” card.
Comments: Scarce copy
