The Daily Show With John Stewart
This is the Daily Show set at NEP’s Studio 52 in New York. This fully-equipped HD studio has: Sony HDC1450R cameras, Canon lenses, a Sony MVS-8000G Switcher, an Evertz Virtual Monitor Wall 162 Inputs, 5.1 Audio Monitoring, 24 channels of EVS, a variety of tape machines, SSL C100 Digital Audio Console w/ MADI, inbound and outbound fiber for transmission, and a full edit package with 6 Avid Nitris DX systems and a variety of tape machines.
The 14 City NBC Television Network…1949 From the ‘Howdy Doody Show’, we get some interesting information on the status of NBC’s coverage of the country via the AT&T links for live television. This show was kinescoped and mailed to most of the other major metro areas not covered by the growing network. My home town […]
CLASSIC: ‘Requiem For A Heavyweight’ RESTORED TELEVISION October 11, 1956, ‘Playhouse 90’ presented ‘A Requiem For A Heavyweight’ written by Rod Serling. The 90 minute, live teleplay won a Peabody Award, the first given to an individual script, and helped establish Serling’s reputation. The broadcast was directed by Ralph Nelson and is generally considered one […]
Remembering RCA’s Harry Wright I’m sad to announce the passing of one of RCA Broadcast’s brightest engineers…our friend Harry Wright. Below is part of his obituary, and at the link, a story I did on Harry’s long career at RCA. Mr. Wright is on the right in the photo. He will be missed. https://eyesofageneration.com/39409/ Harry […]
“The Tonight Show” Crew In Action…A Behind The Scenes Look In the embedded video below, you’ll see what the audience in Studio 6B saw, when Jimmy Fallon and Jon Hamm did a fast paced blackout routine live. At this link, you can see how it looked to us at home, which is quite different. https://youtu.be/TcKT0vbMhkU […]
like’s The Daily Show a lot but there’s a little too much ‘busy’ in the set that competes with the host and guests. I wish they’d tame it down a little…
I’m with Mike. Seems like the set people (FX?) think they need the background to stay constantly busy. “Content is King”.. not a set.
This was once the old Matrix Video studio on 11th Ave.