November 2012
Intermediate to advanced
1034 pages
53h 38m
English
Talkback systems derive their roots from the public exchange telephone system. In many cases the systems are not dissimilar today with the concept of a central switching unit, or exchange, connecting and routing many incoming and outgoing circuits.
In the television production environment different technical and production areas have their own priorities and so must work in acoustic isolation. The studio floor or recording area must be quiet so all operators require headsets for communications with other areas. All areas must be able to communicate efficiently if the production process is to operate smoothly. Talkback systems have evolved dramatically over the years. ...
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