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  • People with videography equipment. Spanish captions.

    Hundreds of tools exist for the production of audiovisual products and when properly used excellent quality and beauty is delivered through image and sound. The host, Nerdo Cavernas, talks with experts and takes viewers into the world of audiovisuals.

    (Source: DCMP)

  • Wall of screens. Spanish captions.

    Video art has become one of the most fashionable artistic disciplines since its inception in the 60s. Festivals like "Loop " and exhibitions at MACBA like The Killing Machine have recently demonstrated the creative possibilities in this creative medium. Video art closely links the continuous changes that occur in electronic and digital technology.

    (Source: DCMP)

  • Person sitting at a computer. Spanish captions.

    Host Nerdo Cavernas discusses the advancements made in the audiovisual world. Some areas of focus include editing and finishing software, 2D and 3D titling, sophisticated color correction, image stabilization, tracking and inlay of high precision images, graphic creation, and design and processing of multiple image technologies.

    (Source: DCMP)

  • Person standing next to a podium with the History channel logo while speaking. Spanish captions.

    In an effort to improve the quality of educational content in Colombian University Television, The History Channel Experience was held. This workshop was designed to motivate producers and Colombian University filmmakers to use international production systems in their presentations and in the development of audiovisual projects.

    (Source: DCMP)

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    Black and white television set. Caption: People couldn't get enough of television.

    Describes how the sound and pictures from a live event get from the camera to the home television screen. Provides a history of television, explaining the switch from black and white to color. Notes the advantages of digital signals over analog. Considers the future of television. Looks at a new technique, digital video compression, in which television signals are received through phone lines.

    (Source: DCMP)

  • Black and white photo of man's face and that man in a science lab. Spanish captions.

    The cathode ray tube, fiber optic, color TV, remote controls, and satellites are only a few of the technological advances that have transformed television over the years. During the last decade, the audiovisual industry has not stopped innovating and creating numerous other tools of production and post-production for TV, movies, commercials, and other digital media. Host Nerdo Cavernas takes viewers on a journey to get to know all these important advances.

    (Source: DCMP)