CSCW for Film and Television Pre-Production

Gidney, E; Chandler, A; McFarlane, G

CSCW for Film and Television Pre-Production

Gidney, E Chandler, A McFarlane, G

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Publisher:: IEEE
Publication Type:: Journal Article
Citation:: I E E E MultiMedia Magazine, 1994, 1 (2), pp. 16 - 26
Issue Date:: 1994-01

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dc.description.abstract	During preproduction, film and television companies consider visuals in deciding on cast, location, and special effects. Using telecommunications would allow these decision makers to confer at a distance, reducing travel and delays caused by shipping materials back and forth. To support preproduction, an interdisciplinary team developed a prototype computer supported cooperative work application, implemented on Telstra's experimental multimedia communications platform, and demonstrated it to major Australian film and television companies	en_US
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Abstract:

During preproduction, film and television companies consider visuals in deciding on cast, location, and special effects. Using telecommunications would allow these decision makers to confer at a distance, reducing travel and delays caused by shipping materials back and forth. To support preproduction, an interdisciplinary team developed a prototype computer supported cooperative work application, implemented on Telstra's experimental multimedia communications platform, and demonstrated it to major Australian film and television companies

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