Story Of Videotape Editing…Part 2 (of 2)

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Story Of Videotape Editing…Part 2 (of 2)

Yesterday’s first installment was pretty easy to follow, even for laymen, but this lesson on digital editing is more of a challenge. This does however have an interesting timeline that reminds us of when new developments came into play.

I’m posting a second video in a few minutes that is a lot more fun…it is all about the history of special effects in film making, so keep and eye out for it. -Bobby Ellerbee

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dhHQw5GrwxU

We pick up the story from the electronic engineers of television in part 1, to computer scientists, mathematicians and programmers as we explore the advancem…

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