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Baggit - Prairie Public's first personal computer Television production & direction "Baggit" (as you can see by the nice label below), a Southwest Technical Products computer built from a kit by chief engineer Don Geiken. It was called "Baggit", because Don built it while eating his bag... 4. An early television camera Television production & direction This early studio camera featured a lens turret with lenses of different focal lengths. The camera operator changed from a wide shot to medium shot to close up by rotating the lens turret. Modern studio... 5. Action behind the scenes of a fundraising auction Television production & direction 6. A televised discussion at the Governor's Conference from the state capitol Television production & direction 7. Vote '88 debate ready to get underway Television production & direction In a debate sponsored by the League of Women Voters, incumbent Byron Dorgan and Steve Sydness (Republican) vie for North Dakota's sole seat in the U.S. House of Representatives. From left to right, Byron... 8. Vote '88 Debate Television production & direction In a debate sponsored by the League of Women Voters, incumbent Byron Dorgan (Democrat) behind the podium at the right and his opponent Steve Sydness (Republican) behind the podum at the left vie for North... 9. The crew on the other side of the camera during a live fundraising auction Television production & direction Camera operator to the far right is Michael J. Olsen. 10. The championship debate team from St. Mary's New England Television production & direction As part of their preparation for the National Bicentennial Competitition on the Constitution and Bill of Rights, Prairie Public televisied a dress rehearsal for the debate team from St. Mary's New England... 11. The challenges of television production in a small studio Television production & direction Prior to acquiring the downtown studio, Prairie Public's live broadcasts were made from studio space in Ceres Hall on the North Dakota State University campus. As seen in this photograph, cameras were... 12. The calm after the auction storm Television production & direction The hectic pace of a live on-air auction left the television crew with much cleaning to do 13. Studio sets for a live auction Television production & direction The many items offered during a live fund raising auction were broken down into manageable groupings that were compartmentalized in small sets inside the Prairie Public studio. Each auction required many... 14. A pledge break in Ceres Hall Television production & direction Hosts Steve Leyland (left), Larry White (center), and Virginia Dambach (right). Unidentified volunteers seated at phone banks in the background. In the background, a lighted sign counts down progress toward... 15. Studio set for "Free Space" Television production & direction "Free Space" was a 30 minute program broadcast as a public service by Prairie Public Television. The program was the brainchild of Dan Hart who stated that the program was a great outlet for people with... 16. Spin host Cal Olson Television production & direction "SPIN" was a weekly hour-long magazine program with interviews and discussions about topical interests. Cal Olson hosted the program from 1976 to 1978. 17. Spin host Boyd Christianson interviews Fargo sportscaster Jim Adelson. Television production & direction Spin host Boyd Christianson took the helm of Prairie Public's popular news magazine program in 1978. In this photograph, Christenson interviews Fargo sportscaster Jim Adelson. 18. Senator Quentin Burdick helps out during a fund raising auction Television production & direction North Dakota Senator Quentin Burdick and an unidentified Miss Fargo host during on on-air fundraising auction. Items up for bid include a toy Allied Van Lines truck, a case of 30 wiegh motor oil, a portable... 19. Scene from a live auction Television production & direction Live air auctions were Prairie Public's early fund raising efforts. Two identified individuals offer a fishing rod for bids. 20. Programming the lighting control board Television production & direction select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 57 item(s)  page 1 of 3 : ( <<  1  2  3  >> ) :: previous : next
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