television

The students at Ella Mentry School are in for a wacky time when a hot new reality show starts filming at the school.

Teens are introduced to a variety of exciting work experiences available for young TV and movie enthusiasts. Readers learn how to find and land the right position and how to make the most of their experience.

How Philo T. Farnsworth thought up the television and how it revolutionized American culture.

All eleven-year-old twins Oliver and Celia Navel want to do is watch television, but their explorer father takes them in search of El Dorado, the Lost City of Gold, and their long-lost mother.

Readers will appreciate the history behind communications networking while learning how today's networks connect people. Colorful photographs accompany accessible information about LANs, WiFi, and more, and interesting sidebars further explain the networks we rely on every day.

A color-illustrated peek at the make-up secrets behind famous episodes and characters of the "Star Trek" television series from the original pilot to the "Voyager" series, written by the make-up and prop supervisors who created them; also includes directions for making oneself into a Klingon, Romulan, Borg drone, or other "Star Trek" alien.

Examines the history of censorship and sensationalism on American television since the 1950s, and looks at how network executives and others struggle to define the limits of sex and violence on the small screen.

Chronicles the early years of television between 1920 and 1948.

Africa's first day at his new job in the subway seems full of promise--especially when he meets Buenaventura, a man who has just won a television contest.

Describes the techniques used in producing motion pictures and television shows, the various people involved, and some historical background on these two media.