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Illustrator Draftsman 1 & C - Volume 4 Presentation Graphics
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Computer-Generated  Production Introduction Computers  produce  most  of  the  graphics  you  see  on  TV  news  programs. Although most commands do not require the high a degree of sophistication that the networks do, there are several flag staff commands that use similar technology.  Some  staff  briefs  require  imagery  manipulation  and  the integration of supplemental information may appear in some flag briefs or command  indoctrinations.  Two  types  of  television  production  you  should understand  are  infographics  and  infomercials. Infographics of  conventionally  prepared  artwork.  Infographics  is  created  primarily  to inform  or  instruct. Infographics is any artwork you create electronically (by computer) for transmission  via  CRT.  These  stills  should  conform  to  the  correct  aspect  ratio Infomercials Infomercials involve live action, video footage electronically (by computer) enhanced or altered for transmission via CRT as opposed to direct film footage  without  electronic  manipulation.  Infomercials  are  not  documentaries. Their primary motivation is to sell or influence thoughts or actions. Infomercials have a clearly intended commercial message. Hardware Hardware requirements for text integration and video manipulation vary. Video and graphics consume extensive amounts of RAM memory in addition to the applications software occupying hard drive memory. Software To add text to a video production requires a text integration software package. Let the needs or projected needs of the shop dictate the selection of software.  Remember  that  software  packages  require  extensive  memory  and  a CPU capable of high processing speed. 3-22







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