Meet The KCOP Crew!
Thanks to David Crosthwait at DC Video in LA, we have this great clip of the 1979 Rose Bowl Parade coverage on KCOP. You’ll see David running the tape machines, and meet the whole crew with their Norelco PC 70s and PCP 90s. Thanks to Troy Walters in Australia for the post.
KCOP coverage of the 1979 Tournament of Roses Parade. This is a short clip featuring the technical facilities used to get the show on the air. This excerpt w…
‘I’ve Got A Secret’: A Fred Westbrook Photo In 1964, Gary Moore left the show (details below in the Show History post) and was replaced by Steve Allen. This photo is thought to be of the last episode on April 3, 1967 and was taken at the shows final home, CBS Studio 50 also known […]
With many thanks to The University of Indiana Libraries Moving Image Archive, we are very happy and proud to be able to present an amazing piece of historic video that takes us, in two parts, first on a technical tour of CBS Studio 50, or as it is better known now; The Ed Sullivan Theater. […]
Short Clip: Cameraman Dave Dorsette’s Interns FYI, Dave retired a year or so again after 35 years at CBS but is back from time to time. Go Get Em Dave! Karen’s a summer intern for Dave, the Cameraman Source
The History Of Video Tape Development By The Man Who Did It! [pdf-embedder url=”https://eyesofageneration.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/11/Early-History-of-Video-Tape-1956-1964-The-Notes-of-Mel-Sater.pdf” title=”Early History of Video Tape (1956-1964) The Notes of Mel Sater”] Above is Melvin Sater’s 18 page account of those early days of developing the first commercially available line of video tape. Most of this amazing read has to do with […]
Very fair this tribute to technicians and operators!
Você viu àqueles monitores à cores na cabine de controle? Todos os CRTs à cores produzidos até 1968 tinham a tela redonda…