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Television production techniques with respect to children's physical awarenessDonio, David A. January 1986 (has links)
Thesis (M.S.)--Kutztown University. / Source: Masters Abstracts International, Volume: 45-06, page: 2707. Typescript. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 57-59).
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The television teen drama as folktaleJones, Denna Louise January 2011 (has links)
In 1927 Vladimir Propp published a book in which he defined the characteristics and morphology of fairytales. His work was a groundbreaking one that forced scholars to question the way in which stories and storytelling affect the fabric of society and its ideals. Since 1927 much has changed with regards to the way in which stories are told. Technology has changed the way in which people interact and communicate with each other. Media conglomerates such as Walt Disney, Time Warner Company and News Corporation are driven to create stories and media that will deliver consumers to their advertisers. This paper sought to examine the way in which the teen drama has redefined the fairytale, and to establish whether Propp’s work on the morphology of fairytales can still be seen as valid today. Following an in depth literature review that sought to establish the foundations of fairytales, narratives, Propp’s morphology, the development of television as well as the teen television drama, the findings of this paper were established through a detailed content analysis of the first season of three modern teen television dramas – The O.C., One Tree Hill and Gossip Girl. The research found that while some of Propp’s functions may have been adapted to take on a more modern role and a few others became defunct, the majority of the functions of the dramatis personae could be found almost unchanged within the teen television drama. Gossip Girl, in particular demonstrated that it was highly aware of its allusions to the fairytale analogy with numerous references throughout its first season to fairytales such as Snow White and the Seven Dwarves, Cinderella and Beauty and the Beast. More than any of the other shows, Gossip Girl appeared deliberate in its references to the world of fairytales, a world in which the damsel in distress is always rescued by her knight in shining armour, and where monarchy reigns supreme. While humans have continued to evolve and the modes of storytelling have changed significantly since Propp first published his paper, the teen television drama has not yet redefined the characteristics of Propp’s morphology. At most it has modernised them making them relevant to the 21st century viewer.
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Emotional awareness : using reality television as a tool for popular educationBarnett, Bonnie Maureen. January 2005 (has links)
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The relationship of various audience composition factors to television program types /Thayer, John Richardson January 1963 (has links)
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The development of audience participation programs on radio and television networks through the season of 1956-57 /Welch, Patrick Errett January 1958 (has links)
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Regional production, distribution, and utilization of instructional television programs : a critical assessment /Carle, Wayne M. January 1966 (has links)
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The cross-cultural effects of American television programs on Nigerian audiencesUgochukwu, Chioma Rita. January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--University of Texas at Austin, 2002. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references. Available also from UMI Company.
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Translating stereotypes Italian television and the cultural politics of reformatting /Ferrari, Chara Francesca, January 2007 (has links)
Thesis (Ph. D.)--UCLA, 2007. / Vita. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 237-253).
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Changing definitions of "educational" in children's television from ABC/123 to I Love You/You Love Me the unintended consequences of the three-hour rule /Malone, Caitlin E. January 2008 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--Ohio University, August, 2008. / Title from PDF t.p. Includes bibliographical references.
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Reality blurred? : the ethical challenges and responsibilities presented by reality televisionDelange, Lisa Jeanne January 2002 (has links)
Thesis (M.Phil.) --Stellenbosch University, 2002. / ENGLISH ABSTRACT: Reality television combines various genres of entertainment to produce material that has
in recent years gripped the attention of audiences across the globe. It is presented in
various formats such as game or talk shows, which each reveal different ethical dilemmas
to media practitioners. Reality shows place ordinary persons in exotic locations or
situations where cameras capture non-scripted scenes that reveal the joy and heartache of
participants. These programmes often lay the lives of normal people bare to all and, thus,
the question arises as to whether it is ethical for the media to subject participants to the
scrutiny of the audience in this way.
Reality television has highlighted the ethical challenges and responsibilities presented to
media practitioners in the modem media industry where competition may adversely
affect ethical choices. In this assignment the function of journalists and their ethical
position is touched on, while the medium of television, its entertainment value and the
effect of commercialism on the media industry is examined. Various international and
South African reality television productions are considered in an attempt to discover how
current media practitioners deal with ethical challenges, and weigh up financial gain
against upholding the moral values of society. The role of media practitioners as moral
agents and the effect that the material they disseminate may have on their audience is
furthermore discussed by using case studies.
The future of reality television, particularly after the terror attacks of 11 September 2001
in the USA, is speculated and it is determined that it appears that reality-based
programming will be a feature of television in the short term. Media practitioners need to
realize their place in society and make ethical decisions that encourage artistic values and
uplift society. Reality television presents a number of challenges in this regard and has
the potential to continue to raise ethical issues in the future. / AFRIKAANSE OPSOMMING: Realiteitstelevisie is 'n kombinasie van verskeie vermaaklikheidsgenres en het oor die
afgelope jare die aandag van kykers wereldwyd aangegryp. Dit word op verskeie wyses
aangebied soos byvoorbeeld in die vorm van speletjies- of geselsprogramme, welke elk
verskillende etiese dilemmas vir media praktisyns daarstel. Hierdie programme plaas
gewone persone voor die kameras op eksotiese bestemmings en in unieke situasies waar
die ware blydskap en hartseer van deelnemers vasgele word op film. Hierdie programme
beskou soms elke aspek van deelnemers se lewens, en dus word die vraag geopper of dit
eties is vir die media om die lewens van deelnemers bloot te le vir kritiek van kykers.
Realiteitstelevisie het die etiese uitdagings en veranwoordelikhede van media praktisyns
in die moderne media bedryf, waar kompetisie 'n negatiewe effek op etiese keuses mag
he, na vore gebring. In hierdie werkstuk word die funksie van joernaliste en hul ethiese
posisie kortliks aangeraak, terwyl die middel van televisie, ·die vermaaklikheidswaarde
daarvan asook die effek van kommersialisme op die media bedryf ondersoek. V erskeie
internasionale en Suid-Afrikaanse realteitstelevisie produksies word hierin oorweeg in 'n
poging om te ontdek hoe huidige media praktisyns etiese uitdagings hanteer en fmansiele
gewin opweeg teenoor die morele waardes van die gemeenskap. Die rol van media
praktisyns as morele agente en die effek van die materiaal wat hulle versprei word ook
bepsreek deur middel van gevallestudies.
Die toekoms van realiteitstelevisie, veral na die terreur aanvalle van 11 September 2001
in die VSA, word gespekuleer en word dit bevind dat realiteitstelevisie, minstens in die
kort termyn, 'n eienskap van televisie in die toekoms sal wees. Media praktisyns moet hul
plek in die samelewing besef en etiese besluit neem wat die artistieke waardes van die
gemeenskap bevorder. Realiteitstelevisie opper vele uitdagings in hierdie opsig en beloof
om ook in die toekoms etiese aspekte uit te lig.
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