Title: The Evolution of Television
1The Evolution of Television
- Come join us on this journey through the
evolution of television broadcasting...
- By Tarica Calhoun, André Fields,
- Perrin Smith Babacar Guisse
2History of Television
3National News
Phil Farnsworth
- Father of Television, who invented the first
completed electronic television. - The first to make a working electronic image
pickup device (video camera tube) and the first
to demonstrate an all-electronic television
system to the public. - At the age of 21 Phil hosted the first television
in his laboratory, which took place 75 years ago.
August 19, 1906- March 11, 1971
4National News
- In 1884, George Eastman invents flexible
photographic film - In 1895 the first public demonstration of motion
pictures displayed in France. - In 1926 John Logie Baird invented the very first
picture that transmitted from room to room. - In 1938, color TV broadcast was made by George
Valensi - In 1965 NBC begins the color boom.
- By the start of 1993, 98 of households owned at
least one TV set in their household. 64 had two
or more.
5Local News
9 On Your Side. Always On Your Side.
- In 1948 WLWT, Cincinnatis first television
station, begins broadcasting. - In 1954 WCET, the first educational station in
Ohio. The seventh PBS station in the country and
the first educational station officially licensed
by the Federal Communications Commission, begins
broadcasting. - In 1967, Public fundraising to save Cincinnatis
WCET, the first public television show in Ohio,
reaches the goal of 100,000, the amount needed
to keep it afloat. - The station first signed on the air on July 26,
1949 as Cincinnati's third television station.
Originally on channel 7, it moved to channel 9 in
1952. With DuMont's demise in 1956, WCPO was left
with just ABC until it swapped affiliations with
WKRC-TV in 1961, becoming a CBS affiliate, then
back to ABC again in 1996. WCPO produced The
Uncle Al Show, a children's show that ran from
the early 1950s to the mid-1980s. Beginning in
the early 60s, WCPO was the undisputed leader in
local newscasts, led by anchor and news director
Al Schottelkotte and remained Cincinnati's news
leader for over 20 years.
6Local News
Al Schottelkotte
- The Voice of Cincinnati
- Worked for The Cincinnati Enquirer at the age of
16, In 1943 making him the youngest journalist at
that time for any major American newspaper during
that time. - 1959, he joined WCPO anchoring the 11 p.m.
newscast, where he became known locally and
nationally. - He expanded WCPO's newscasts to a half hour, and
created newscast slots at 6 p.m. - By 1967 he was made general manager of Scripps
Howard's fledgling news division.
March 19,1927-December 25,1996
7Minorities Making History
8People Making History
Max Robinson
- Born in Richmond, VA
- Co-Anchor on ABCs nightly news World News
Tonight 1978-1983 - Also a part of the NABJ(National Association of
Black Journalists) - Co-anchored alongside Frank Reynolds and Peter
Jennings - Died from the AIDS virus at Howard University
Hospital
May 1, 1939-December 20, 1988
9People Making History
Ed Bradley
- The first black television correspondent to cover
the White House and anchor his own news
broadcast, CBS Sunday Night with Ed Bradley. - A respected American journalist, best known for
26 years of award-winning work on the CBS News
television magazine 60 MINUTES.
June 22, 1941-November 9, 2006
10People Making History
Oprah Winfrey
- At the age of 19, she became the youngest person
and the first African-American woman to anchor
the news at Nashville's WTVF-TV - She has been ranked the richest African American
of the 20th century and the worlds only black
billionaire for three consecutive years.
January 29, 1954-Present
11People Making History
- Well-known inspiring actress
- Won two Emmy Awards for the Autobiography of Miss
Jane Pittman, and many more. - Inducted into the Black Filmmakers Hall of Fame
in 1977. - Hasnt had a steadily appeared onscreen because
she will only portray strong, images of Black
women.
Cicely Tyson
December 19,1933-Present
12People Making History
Denzel Washington
- One of the first African-Americans that won an
Oscar as best actor, since Sidney Poitier. - His first television debut was in St. Elsewhere
in 1982
December 28, 1954-Present
13Constitution
14First Amendment to the US Constitution
- Ensures the right to exercise any particular
religion freely. - Guarantees freedom of the press
- Guarantees freedom of speech
- Ensures right to assemble peacefully
- Guarantees the right to petition the government
if there are any grievances
15Freedom Of The Press
- Guarantee by a government of free public press
- Guarantee by a government involved in obtaining
information for public distribution
16Ethics
17The RTNDA Code of Ethics
- The Radio-Television News Directors Association,
in an effort to foster high professional
standards, promote public understanding and build
confidence in electronic journalism, established
this Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct.
- Public Trust Service in the public interest
- The Truth Report the news accurate, in context
and as completely as possible - Fairness Present the news fairly and
impartially - Integrity Present the news with integrity and
decency - Independence Defend the independence of all
journalist from those seeking control over news
content - Accountability Be accountable for their actions
to the public, the profession and themselves
18Careers in Television
19Careers In Television
- Majors to Consider in College
- Journalism
- Marketing / Advertising
- Graphic Design
- Communications
- Radio / Television
- Broadcast Journalism
- English/Writing
- Political Science
- Broadcast Engineering
- Business Management
20Various jobs that could be offered to you in
Television
- Account Executive
- Assignment Editor
- Business Manager
- Chief Engineer
- Community Relations Director
- Director
- Editor
- Executive Producer
- General Manager
- General Sales Manager
- Graphic Artist
- Maintenance Engineers
- Master Control/Videotape Engineer
- News Anchor
- News Director
- News Reporters
- News Writer
- Owner
- Photographers
- Producer
- Production Assistant
- Production Manager
- Program Director
- Promotions Director
- Receptionist
- Stage Manager
- Station Manager
- Studio Engineers
21Quiz
22Interactive Review
- 5 Questions to quiz you on
- what youve just seen!
231. What Amendment to the US Constitution
guarantees the freedom of speech and freedom of
the press?
- A. Second Amendment
- B. First Amendment
- C. Fourteenth Amendment
241. Correct Answer
252.Which television station was the first to
broadcast and what year?
- A. WCPO- 1947
- B. WXIX- 1942
- C. WLWT- 1948
262. Correct Answer
273. Who is the official inventor of television?
- A. Vladimir Kosma Zworykin
- B. Phil Farnsworth
- C. John Logie Baird
283. Correct Answer
294. Who is the person that helped WCPO become what
they are today, as a news anchor and obtaining
the first news helicopter in the nation?
- A. Al Schottelkotte
- B. Ed Bradley
- C. Sidney Poitier
304. Correct Answer
315. In what year did NBC begin its color boom?
- A. 1949
- B. 1953
- C. 1965
- D. 1932
325. Correct Answer
33- Good luck on your journey!
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