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This report discusses an internship at WDSU-TV New Orleans. The objective of the internship was to experience the production of a live segment in a daily television news show, and the challenges that go along with it.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 238-247). Also available on the Internet.

Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2001. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 238-247). Also available on the Internet.

Dissertation (D.R.E.)--Brigham Young University, Dept. of Church History and Doctrine.

Este trabalho trata do cenário televisivo de minisséries históricas. A partir da observação do cenário da minissérie A Casa das Sete Mulheres, analisa de que forma os objetos que compõem o cenário televisivo atuam como um sistema de signos capaz de comunicar informações sobre uma época passada. Dois eixos teóricos fundamentam o trabalho: os pressupostos da Teoria Semiótica de Peirce, através das leituras de Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, tratam do conceito de signo; e os fundamentos da Teoria dos Objetos, de Abraham Moles, e do Sistema dos Objetos, de Jean Baudrillard, tratam da comunicabilidade dos objetos. Os procedimentos metodológicos adotados partem, primeiramente, da identificação dos elementos do cenário descritos nas matrizes histórica e literária, que deram origem à minissérie e foram os balizadores para a criação do cenário na televisão. Após, são elaboradas as análises dos cenários da minissérie televisiva, a partir de mapas de classificação de objetos, segundo critérios propostos na Teoria dos Objetos. / This work aims at TV scenarios of historical mini-series. Based on observations of (Brazilian) mini-series scenarios of A Casa das Sete Mulheres (‘The House of the Seven Women’ written by Maria Adelaide Amaral e Walter Negrão, based on the namesake novel romance written by the gaúcha writer Letícia Wierzchowski) this work analyzes how objects, which compose television scenario, work as a system of signs, and are able to communicate information about a past time. Two theoretical axis underlie this work: the principles of Semiotic Theory from Peirce, through reading viewpoints of Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, deals with the concept of sign; and the fundamentals of the Theory of Objects, from Abraham Moles, and the System of Objects, from Jean Baudrilliard, aim at the communicability of objects. Methodological procedures addressed initially started on the identification of scenario items in historical and literary matrices - in which the miniseries was created. After that, scenario analyses of the TV miniseries are made from maps of object classification, according to some criteria proposed by The Theory of Objects.

Este trabalho trata do cenário televisivo de minisséries históricas. A partir da observação do cenário da minissérie A Casa das Sete Mulheres, analisa de que forma os objetos que compõem o cenário televisivo atuam como um sistema de signos capaz de comunicar informações sobre uma época passada. Dois eixos teóricos fundamentam o trabalho: os pressupostos da Teoria Semiótica de Peirce, através das leituras de Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, tratam do conceito de signo; e os fundamentos da Teoria dos Objetos, de Abraham Moles, e do Sistema dos Objetos, de Jean Baudrillard, tratam da comunicabilidade dos objetos. Os procedimentos metodológicos adotados partem, primeiramente, da identificação dos elementos do cenário descritos nas matrizes histórica e literária, que deram origem à minissérie e foram os balizadores para a criação do cenário na televisão. Após, são elaboradas as análises dos cenários da minissérie televisiva, a partir de mapas de classificação de objetos, segundo critérios propostos na Teoria dos Objetos. / This work aims at TV scenarios of historical mini-series. Based on observations of (Brazilian) mini-series scenarios of A Casa das Sete Mulheres (‘The House of the Seven Women’ written by Maria Adelaide Amaral e Walter Negrão, based on the namesake novel romance written by the gaúcha writer Letícia Wierzchowski) this work analyzes how objects, which compose television scenario, work as a system of signs, and are able to communicate information about a past time. Two theoretical axis underlie this work: the principles of Semiotic Theory from Peirce, through reading viewpoints of Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, deals with the concept of sign; and the fundamentals of the Theory of Objects, from Abraham Moles, and the System of Objects, from Jean Baudrilliard, aim at the communicability of objects. Methodological procedures addressed initially started on the identification of scenario items in historical and literary matrices - in which the miniseries was created. After that, scenario analyses of the TV miniseries are made from maps of object classification, according to some criteria proposed by The Theory of Objects.

Este trabalho trata do cenário televisivo de minisséries históricas. A partir da observação do cenário da minissérie A Casa das Sete Mulheres, analisa de que forma os objetos que compõem o cenário televisivo atuam como um sistema de signos capaz de comunicar informações sobre uma época passada. Dois eixos teóricos fundamentam o trabalho: os pressupostos da Teoria Semiótica de Peirce, através das leituras de Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, tratam do conceito de signo; e os fundamentos da Teoria dos Objetos, de Abraham Moles, e do Sistema dos Objetos, de Jean Baudrillard, tratam da comunicabilidade dos objetos. Os procedimentos metodológicos adotados partem, primeiramente, da identificação dos elementos do cenário descritos nas matrizes histórica e literária, que deram origem à minissérie e foram os balizadores para a criação do cenário na televisão. Após, são elaboradas as análises dos cenários da minissérie televisiva, a partir de mapas de classificação de objetos, segundo critérios propostos na Teoria dos Objetos. / This work aims at TV scenarios of historical mini-series. Based on observations of (Brazilian) mini-series scenarios of A Casa das Sete Mulheres (‘The House of the Seven Women’ written by Maria Adelaide Amaral e Walter Negrão, based on the namesake novel romance written by the gaúcha writer Letícia Wierzchowski) this work analyzes how objects, which compose television scenario, work as a system of signs, and are able to communicate information about a past time. Two theoretical axis underlie this work: the principles of Semiotic Theory from Peirce, through reading viewpoints of Lucia Santaella e João Batista Cardoso, deals with the concept of sign; and the fundamentals of the Theory of Objects, from Abraham Moles, and the System of Objects, from Jean Baudrilliard, aim at the communicability of objects. Methodological procedures addressed initially started on the identification of scenario items in historical and literary matrices - in which the miniseries was created. After that, scenario analyses of the TV miniseries are made from maps of object classification, according to some criteria proposed by The Theory of Objects.

This paper compares the different approaches to programming taken by KERA--TV Instructional Services Division and by Israel's Instructional Television Center This study first examines the historical development of instructional television in the United States, particularly in Dallas, and in Israel, Next examined are the differences and the similarities between the stations' programming processes. Finally, the study examines the perceived achievements of programming goals set by each station. This report concludes that the stations' differences in their approach to programming are rooted in their historical developments, and discusses the opposite directions which the stations' programming processes are currently developing,

Thesis (M.A.)--University of Missouri-Columbia, 2004. / Typescript. Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 189-194). Also available on the Internet.