Pressure? What Pressure?
As you’ll see, getting clips in, edited and on the air for update shows, during multiple basketball games is quite a challenge.
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President’s Day Special…First President On Television, FDR Franklin Roosevelt was the first American President to appear on television at the dedication ceremonies of the New York World’s Fair on April 30, 1939. When Roosevelt made history he was watched by a couple of hundred viewers in the RCA pavilion as well as a few dozen […]
TeleTales #22…A True Classic Here’s Jackie Gleason at CBS Studio 50. Behind him is legendary cameraman Pat McBride. Enjoy and share. -Bobby Ellerbee Source
Heartwarming In So Many Ways…HUGE SURPRISE ENDING! Must See! This is a three minute clip of Bill Cosby hosting a special tribute to Art Linkletter that aired on CBS on February 6, 1995. ‘Art Linkletter’s House Party’ was on CBS radio and television for 25 years. Interviewing kid was one of Art’s specialties and joys, […]
Dinah Shore With The Colonial Theater’s RCA TK40s…1957 Continuing on the theme from the previous post of Peter Katz photo from The Colonial Theater, here is Dinah Shore with these rare cameras. [evp_embed_video url=”http://CDN.eyesofageneration.com/Content/Daily_Posts/2014/p6092014dinahtk40edit.mp4″ preload=”none” template=”mediaelement”] Notice the first camera we see had no vents on the viewfinder. This was how the first RCA TK40s […]
Though the pressure hasn’t changed, this video clip is probably close to 10 years old.
2006. I googled when Memphis and UCLA were in the Oakland Region together.
I thought this was old. They are still rolling that stuff we used to call”tape.” You can hear someone say “2 second roll.” A preroll, what’s that?
On a non-technical note, Cingular and Pontiac don’t exist anymore.
It shows how much has changed in just 7 years
What us sports fans see is the finished product of many people working hard behind the scenes. Thanks to everyone involved for making it look so good.
The technology has evolved, but most of the people in this clip are still with the show. I helped engineer a remote version of this for the Super Bowl pre game show. Same crew. All great folks.
Great glimpse behind the scenes!