Monday, 19 December 2011

How Technology Has Changed.

Sets
1960-1980

1960-1968- Granada Television studios in Manchester
                    Sets reduced to ¾
                    Studio filming to location based filming realism and a sense of   verisimilitude
1967- Granada T.V. decided to build an outside set.
          New set was built on some old railway near Granada Studios.
          Editing improver
1968- Colours were brighter
          Street was real

1980- Present

1982- New set was built near interior, opened by Queen Elizabeth II
Late 80s- Film was switched to videotape
1982- 2 units’ garage and factory were built on site.
1999- Granada studios Closed and the exterior was extended and updated

Pole Cam
No.1 running soap uses one.
HD creates drama
New production team
Tech Changes
2012- Move to Manchester, Solford.

Broadcast

9th December 1960 - 3rd March 1961- Wednesday- Friday
Black and white most of 60’s
Ep. 923- colour, Black and White inserts
HD- 22nd March 2010
1st HD 31st May 2010
Widescreen

HD
More viewers
Better quality
Better resolution
Better sound
Avid systems- Faster editing
Budget
Cameras
Production vehicles
Lighting
Editing Systems

1 comment:

  1. This is a reasonably positive start to the unit.

    The bullet point style notes here demonstrate that some useful research has been undertaken and show a fairly good level of comprehension. Important events such as the switch from film to video have been chronicled and some important impacts summarised at the end.

    The account lacks depth and detail. One of the questions you were asked for example addressed the impact that HD technologies had on areas of production such as the editorial process. You summarise this too briefly as “faster editing”; you will need to provide much more detail to achieve your target grade.

    Go back through the links and elaborate on what you’ve written.

    The account is too text dominant. Embedded hyperlinks, graphics and video would make this a much more effective resource. Try to show yourself as a more rounded media student by employing more blog features and online media tools.

    Some useful work and clear areas for progress. E

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