Lee Schaeffer's
TV & Radio Production Resources for High School Teachers

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Western Pennsylvania
Television and Video Teachers Consortium
E-Mail tvt@robert-morris.edu
Official TVT Home Page

TVT is an organization of individuals who share a passion for teaching media. founded in 1991, the organization now has members in more than five states. Its goal is to provide a forum where those who teach television and video at the secondary level can network and exchange ideas and resources. Organization members also share technical resources, information and expertise.

The 75th Anniversary of the Invention of Television!
Anniversary passed with little notice!
The rest of this great love story!
Philo Farnsworth
One of TIME Magazine's top 100 people of the century.
The key to electronic televisione came to him at 14, and he had a working device at 21. Yet he died in obscurity.

Local Repairs!    Atlas Audio
4753 Liberty Ave - Pittsburgh, Pa. 15224    412-681-2092
I am in need of an audio technician


Page Index

TVT ORGANIZATION INDIVIDUALS RADIO HISTORY
VIDEO ARTS FESTIVAL EQUIPMENT RESOURCES TV HISTORY
HOW TV WORKS DESK TOP VIDEO EDITING MUSEUMS
TEACHING TOOLS CORPORATE RESOURCES JUST FOR FUN!
BOOKS & MAGAZINES COLLEGES - TV programs WEB SEARCH
ORGANIZATIONS STATIONS - CABLE - FCC PAPERS
GENERAL RESOURCES FEEDBACK

Some links may be out of date!


PAPERS:   Lets get more online!    Documents in progress!

A Video Festival - Categories and Judging
Getting started in TV Production  Lee Schaeffer - Woodland Hills H. S. (ret.)
Designing a TV Production Program
   
Television Teaching Tips  - MS Word Document
Producing a High School Sporting Event  A Document in progress!   
The Care and Feeding of High School Sports Announcers
   
Announcing High School Football - One Announcer's Experience
Teaching TV Editing   


On Line Programs - We want to answer your production or technical questions!

Pittsburgh Area Schools: - List your school's TV page here...

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HOW TV WORKS

Know Your TV Color Bars

White

Yellow

Cyan

Green

Magenta

Red

Blue

R + G +B - Blue - Red Primary - Green Primary Primary

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TEACHING and PRODUCTION TOOLS

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Video Magazines and Books

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ORGANIZATIONS

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GENERAL RESOURCES

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INDIVIDUALS

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EQUIPMENT RESOURCES

Pittsburgh Area Companies and Vendors

Products

National Suppliers

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DESK TOP VIDEO

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CORPORATE RESOURCES

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COLLEGES - Radio / TV Courses

          PITTSBURGH - TRI STATE AREA

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AREA STATIONS, NETWORKS and CABLE

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HISTORY OF RADIO

The First Broadcast - 1920
The History of KDKA

KDKA Radio History Page

Hear a re-creation of the "First Broadcast" on RealAudio and
KDKA RealAudio from "The Century" - ABC News
The story of Frank Conrad and the birth of KDKA
The Golden Age of Pittsburgh Television

PARS - Pittsburgh Antique Radio Society
National Museum of Broadcasting - Pittsburgh

When Radio Was Young - Order a copy of this book about early Pittsburgh Radio

The Beginnings -Telegraphy & Telephony

The Pioneers - Wireless

Giving Radio its Voice

Historical Resources

Antique Radio

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HISTORY OF TELEVISION


Lee Schaeffer-Holding Image Orthacon Tube
1948 WDTV Channel 3 DuMont TV Camera (with GE logo) 
Picture from the TRIBUNE article
History of Television in Pittsburgh (missing images)
Plasma TV

Philo Farnsworth
August 19, 1906 - March 11, 1971
He had the inspiration which led to television while sitting on a hillside in Idaho. The neat rows in a nearby farm gave him the idea of creating picture on a cathode ray tube out of rows of light and dark dots. He was 14 at the time, the next year he presented the concept at a high-school science project, and demonstrated the first working model of a television set when he was 21.


Baird mechanical camera found in the window of the "Logie Baird Bar" in Edinburgh, Scotland during my vacation to the UK.  Baird lived in the same building as Alexander Graham Bell.

Mechanical TV & John Logie Baird

Vladimir Kosma Zworykin -- 1889-1982

Allen B. Dumont and Dumont Laboratories -- 1901-1965

HISTORICAL LINKS

TV Time Line -  Major milestones in TV broadcasting

Station History

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RADIO & TV MUSEUMS

Real Museums

Virtual Museums

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JUST FOR FUN!

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WEB SEARCH - Search for key words if you can't find it on this page.


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