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Jul.14.2008
Getting that Job... is an enjoyable career guide designed to help newcomers get that first job in the motion picture, cable or television industry and lists the many choices available.
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Jul.14.2008
Text book describing the procesess and concepts of HD post produciton for television
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Apr.17.2008
From the Publisher
With a spunky, fact-packed text by the longtime host of the award-winning children's program Captain Noah and His Magical Ark, and featuring dazzling animation-style artwork, this grand tour of the TV world gives a behind-the-scenes view of how cartoons, sitcoms, and other kinds...
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Mar.10.2008
A big, fresh, energetic, hyperrealistic, up-to-the-second comedy of manners set in Manhattan in 2000, Turn of the Century depicts marriage, family, friendship, and business as they are conducted at the giddy, anxious end of the millennium.
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Mar.04.2008
Leading book about the wide ranging and rapidly changing television industry: distribution, production, marketing, legal, FCC, rights, international, big media companies US and global. Also includes detailed analyses of special uses of television: religious, home shopping, non-commercial, etc.
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Jan.16.2008
Dead gyncologist, Dominatrixes, raging right wing aunties, Henri the 18-lb turtle, sex drugs and rock n roll. 2nd in Robin Hudson series.
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Dec.27.2007
Few modern American novels have ignited more controversy and contention than this story of Stephen Richards Rojack, war hero and congressman turned professor and television personality. From the moment Rojack murders his maddening wife and begins his desperate flight through the underground of the...
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Dec.17.2007
The story behind Orange County Choppers, the bikes and the hit television show.
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Dec.13.2007
Elizabeth Rosner, a daughter of Holocaust survivors now living in Berkeley, explores the legacy of survivor guilt in her debut novel. Two adult siblings, Julian and Paula Perel, react to the sadness of their childhood home in seemingly different ways. Julian is a recluse who seldom leaves his...
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