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The Computer Serving the Video: a New Technology for All

Philippe Vepierre

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This article looks at the use of the computer in video production, and considers the type of equipment, the management, and the technical capabilities which need to be available for the small producer compared to the major TV and film producers.

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This article looks at the use of the computer in video production, and considers the type of equipment, the management, and the technical capabilities which need to be available for the small producer compared to the major TV and film producers.

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This article looks at the use of the computer in video production, and considers the type of equipment, the management, and the technical capabilities which need to be available for the small producer compared to the major TV and film producers.

Key concepts: Video production, Production (economics), Computer science, Multimedia, Telecommunications, Economics, Macroeconomics

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