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on October 21, 2019

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Documentary: Idea development

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Transition: The Superhero Genre

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TV Theory: Broadcast TV by John Ellis

Visible Fictions: Cinema, Television, Video was written by John Ellis and (this edition) was published in 1992. In this book, Ellis talks about television and cinema as separate industries as well as comparing the similarities and differences between the two. One section of the book is Part Two: Broadcast TV . The first chapter of this section Broadcast TV as cultural form , explores how TV is more domestic than cinema as anyone can watch TV at home as long as they have a TV set. It also explains about how TV is broken down into segments , such as advertisements between shows, or even in shows, such as the title sequence, which is almost an advert for the show it comes directly before. How these segments are placed together to form the 'flow' of TV depends on the schedule which is created following strict guidelines, including that the watershed is not until 8:30pm. This is because TV works around the model of famil y that includes a stay at home mother, working father

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