Answers questions drama teachers ask on funding drama programs, motivating apathetic students, rehearsal schedules, publicizing school plays, and set construction/design techniques with limited facilities and finances. (PD)

The Datafusion Analysis System (DAS) is a new type of system that allows the interaction of conventional video equipment with a minicomputer. (Author/ER)

Hints to help educational broadcasters deal with audio experts during recording sessions. (Author)

The author offers some suggestions on how to produce effective television graphics. (AK)

A description of WQED's attempts to combine drama with in-depth examinations of contemporary issues. (AK)

This article contains "recommendations concerning lighting, staging, cameras, film, and sound recording" for color film production. (Editor/AK)

Suggestions for those interested in preparing videotapes intended to foster socialization in young children. (LS)

The head of Design at a German television studio discusses the problems color and other trends in television pose for the set designer. (LS)

"Gives history and describes facilities of PTV station, KFME, said to be smallest in the nation." (Editor)

Described are a proposed set of television scanning standards and the advantages they offer. (LS)

The musical comedy is a medium ideally suited to the interests and capabilities of high school students. Choosing and producing the musical are discussed. (RM)

Photo-tracing, or drawing on tracing paper, is an excellent technique for producing quality line drawings from photographs providing the same quality results as photosketching with some distinct advantages, such as simplicity, low expense, and immediate use of the drawing. (CMV)