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_aThe television commercial _ehow to create and produce effective TV advertising _fHarry Wayne McMahan |
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_aNew York _cHastings House _dcop. 1957 |
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_a223 p. _cil. _d25 cm |
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| 225 | _aCommunication Arts Books | ||
| 330 | _aChapter 1 – Television as a selling tool: “sight and sound”. Chapter 2 – The eleven men on the team: “position and goal”. Chapter 3 – The viewer. “he begs to differ”. Chapter 4 – Start with the idea: “back to basic advertising”. Chapter 5 – Analysis and aims: “define your problem”. Chapter 6 – Live or film: “points of decision”. Chapter 7 – The five production techniques: “Cost and comparisons”. Chapter 8 – Cartoon: “The universal language”. Chapter 9 – Live action: “dialogue vs. narrative”. Chapter 10 – Stop motion: “mechanical ingenuity”. Chapter 11 – Puppets: “some are dolls”. Chapter 12 – Photo animation: “the budget saver”. Chapter 13 – Working to a budget: “blending techniques”. Chapter 14 – The sound track: “the singing jingle”. Chapter15 – Station break: “the twenty and the ten”. Chapter 16 – The writer: “man with four heads”. Chapter 17 – The final script: “17 points of evaluation”. Chapter 18 – Random observations: “fact and theory”. Photos and credits. About the author. | ||
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_aTELEVISÃO _9227106 |
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_aMcMAHAN _bHarry Wayne _9356119 |
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