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ADAPT: Researching the history of television production technology

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  • 16mm
    • Introduction
    • Filming
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    • Telecine
    • Crew Profiles
  • Post Production
    • Introduction
    • U-matic and Betacam
    • Linear Editing with Betacam
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    • Tape Library
    • Discussion: video post production
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    • Live as a television film editor
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ADAPT Videos

A selection of ADAPT material can be found at our YouTube channel, and embedded below. You can find a video essay, interpreting material shot during the 16mm editing simulation, on our Publications page.

16mm Film Processing (Multicamera Edit)

16mm Film Processing (Multi-camera) from ADAPT project on Vimeo.

16mm Film Processing (Single Angle Edit)

16mm Film Processing from ADAPT project on Vimeo.

Telecine: The Process

Telecine – The Process from ADAPT project on Vimeo.

Telecine: The Conversation

Telecine -The Conversation from ADAPT project on Vimeo.

Relationship Between User and Camera: The Eclair NPR

16mm Editing Simulation

16mm Filming for Television: Simulation

Lighting for Film: TV production from 1950s to 1970s

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ADAPT Videos Catalogue

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