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SOUND and VISION Broadcasting SPRING 1961 VOLUME2.NUMBERl SOUND and VISION broadcasting INFORMATION + PRACTICE + TECHNIQUE Ed.itor P. R. BERKELEY, A.M.I.E.E. Produttion P. E. WELCH The Editor welcomes article suggestions ard correspondence with a vicw to publication, but cannot be responsible for opinions exprcssed, or statements made by authors from outside the Marconi Orgarization. 'SOUND azd YISION' broadrasling is published three times a year, in Spring, Summer and Winter by the Broadcasting Division of Marconi's Wireless Telegraph Company Limited Chelmsford, Essex, England. SOUND drd VISION broadcasting VOLUME2.NUMBERl CONTENTS TV Western Series Produced on Tape page t Converted to Television page i[ Technical Facilities for Sound Effects page 11 Filling that Screen page 16 The Operation of Transmitters irr Parallel page 20 A Survey of Simplified Image Orthicon Operation page 27 Staff Training in the B.B.C Page 34 The I.T.A Traiiring Scheme page 39 Translations in Spanish and German page 41 FRoNT covER: Jason Evers ln Wrangler, the first TV Westem to be produced on Videotape, using Mark IV Cameras. Desigrcd. and Prodrced b1 Lnndon Tlpogra2hical Designers Limited. Prixted in Great Britoin by John Wright 6 Son"s Limited of Bristol r--I }ur Con.tribLttor,s Jr\NII'iS r\. S( l{ lll,lil'i is a grrtlurtc ol I lu rvr rcl ( iladLratc Sclrool ol llusilcss AdDrinistlirti(rr urrcl \as att ndvcrtisiDg irccourrt cxccutivc attd \itlr a Hoil),',',oocl tirleDt rgcrxy bclirlc .joiniDg l'ararrourrt in 191;7 as Vicc l)'csidcnt urrcl as (ictrcral Mlutager of I)araDoult Suusct Cor-Porutior in tlre sPr-ing ol t95iJ. Scltullic acquired, ir rcldition, tJrc ul:ulirg-cnrcnt of Strtion li-lLA and l)lranrount's lir,c tclclision lircilitics. Hc is an lrclcnt lcivtrrtc ol VidcotaPc Iccordirrg arrcl Iras erlrrilucd l)rranrourrt'l'V l,l.oduc, tions' iiLnulrs Stagc ri n ith Autpcx telcvisiort r-ecolrlels arrcl u itlr Mlrcotri \'Ialli IV currrlr':rs. P. ll. ller/,tlt1, P. R, llliltliltl.lr), A.M.l.l.l.l.l, crlitol ol' this jour.na1, .joirrr.tl ...,.... Xlarconi's iD llltJ(i lnd llils Lrcerr coruc|rrctl Nitlt trarrsrrritter ar](l televisiott clcvckrlrrrcrrt firr thc Ittiljolit-v ol lris tiDrc rvitlt tlrc .'. Conryuny. 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