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Electronovision

Movie production process

Electronovision was a process used by producer and entrepreneur H. William "Bill" Sargent Jr. to produce a handful of motion pictures, theatrical plays

Electronovision

Harlow (Magna film)

1965 film by Alex Segal

Harlow is a fictionalized 1965 Electronovision drama film based on the life of screen star Jean Harlow (Carol Lynley) and directed by Alex Segal. It was

Harlow (Magna film)

Harlow_(Magna_film)

819 line

1940s French analogue high-definition television system

819-line video standard also saw some use in the United States, by the Electronovision motion picture process. It was developed by producer and entrepreneur

819 line

819_line

Kinescope

Early recording process for live television

modified high-band quadruplex VTRs to record the signal. The promoters of Electronovision (not to be confused with Electronicam) gave the impression that this

Kinescope

Shot-on-video film

Type of film shot on camcorder

starting with the Electronovision process developed by film producer and entrepreneur H. William "Bill" Sargent, Jr. around 1964. Electronovision used conventional

Shot-on-video film

Shot-on-video_film

Hamlet

Tragedy by William Shakespeare

the U.S. to date. A live film of the production was produced using "Electronovision", a method of recording a live performance with multiple video cameras

Hamlet

Richard Burton

Welsh actor (1925–1984)

on camera from 30 June 1964 to 1 July 1964 using a process called Electronovision; it played in US theatres for a week in 1964. The play was also the

Richard Burton

Richard_Burton

Richard Burton's Hamlet

1964 film by John Gielgud

performances on camera from June 30 to July 1 using a process called Electronovision and then editing them into a single film. This film was produced by

Richard Burton's Hamlet

Richard_Burton's_Hamlet

T.A.M.I. Show

1964 American film of rock & roll and rhythm & blues performances

Allen Show, using a precursor to high-definition television, called "Electronovision", invented by the self-taught "electronics whiz" Bill Sargent (H.W

T.A.M.I. Show

T.A.M.I._Show

Jan and Dean

American musical duo

release in 1964. Using a high-resolution videotape process called Electronovision (transferred from television directly onto 35mm motion picture stock

Jan and Dean

Jan_and_Dean

Hamlet on screen

Burton's Hamlet played limited engagements in 1964. It was made using ELECTRONOVISION, which proved to be an ineffective hybrid of stage and screen methods

Hamlet on screen

Hamlet_on_screen

Alfred Drake

American actor

stage of the Lunt-Fontanne Theatre, using a "quickie" process called Electronovision, and shown in movie theatres in a very limited engagement. It was also

Alfred Drake

Alfred_Drake

Hamlet (1948 film)

1948 film by Laurence Olivier

the role of the Ghost in three later productions – the 1964 stage, Electronovision and LP Album versions of Richard Burton's Hamlet, the 1970 telecast

Hamlet (1948 film)

Hamlet_(1948_film)

The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler

1971 film

on black and white videotape, and transferred to film through the Electronovision process, which were recorded performances of stage plays and concerts

The Resurrection of Zachary Wheeler

The_Resurrection_of_Zachary_Wheeler

Roadshow theatrical release

Theatrical release format

Othello. Filmed over two days in a black-and-white process called Electronovision, which resembled a 1960s videotaped broadcast, this three hours plus

Roadshow theatrical release

Roadshow_theatrical_release

Hamlet in performance

Theatre in 1964-5, and a film of a live performance was produced, in ELECTRONOVISION. Franco Zeffirelli's Shakespeare films have been described as "sensual

Hamlet in performance

Hamlet_in_performance

Analog high-definition television

Analog video broadcast television system

system. Chroma subsampling in TV indicated as 4:2:2, 4:1:1 etc... Electronovision, a video tape movie production technique based on the 819-line system

Analog high-definition television

Analog_high-definition_television

List of cinematic firsts

List of the first achievements in cinema

Richard Burton's Hamlet was the first stageplay recorded on tape (Electronovision) and given a theatrical release. Hey There, It's Yogi Bear! is the

List of cinematic firsts

List_of_cinematic_firsts

Type B videotape

Broadcast magnetic tape-based videotape format used in Europe

production for film nowadays) using a film recorder for Film out. Electronovision was also a pre-process like Image Vision. Merlin Engineering also worked

Type B videotape

Type_B_videotape

Electronicam

System that shot an image on film and television at the same time through a common lens

similar systems, allowing electronic recording from live video cameras. Electronovision "DuMont Electronicam". www.earlytelevision.org. Chuck Pharis Electronicam

Electronicam

Film-out

Video to film transfer technique

and printed as a film that was released in movie theaters using the Electronovision process. Fernando Arrabal was the first to use the technique of video-to-film

Film-out

Intimacy (1966 film)

1966 film

Great Will Be 1965 Movie Story?: Stevens Epic Lights Way; Harlow in Electronovision Scheuer, Philip K. Los Angeles Times 19 Jan 1965: C9 "Wynter walks

Intimacy (1966 film)

Intimacy_(1966_film)

HD-MAC

1980's high-definition analog broadcast television standard

analogue 819 lines process that later evolved to higher resolutions (see Electronovision). Experience was gained on important building blocks like HD digital

HD-MAC

Al Ham

American jazz musician (1925–2001)

and "On Top of It All". Ham's film credits include the score of the Electronovision version of Harlow (1965), and adaptation, scoring, and conducting of

Al Ham

Al_Ham