Televisuality (Communications, Media, and Culture Series)
A detailed study of how visual style and production practices redefined American television during the 1980s and beyond.
About This Book
Televisuality examines the transformation of television aesthetics and production practices in the late twentieth century.
The book analyzes how visual style became central to programming and network strategies.
It draws on case studies from popular series and industry developments to illustrate these changes.
Readers gain insight into the cultural and economic forces shaping modern television.
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