Briefly describes two different videodisc production projects to illustrate how costs vary with the type of videodisc being produced. Videodisc design, writing, production, and programing costs are discussed as areas where there is cost variability. Cost effectiveness is also mentioned. (MBR)

Provides tips for improving photography in school publications. (FL)

Shows how qualities of M. Sendak's works make it adaptable to the stage, using such works as "Where the Wild Things Are" and "Higglety Pigglety Pop!" as examples. (EL)

Finds that overall, American newspaper front pages are more graphically pleasing today than ever before and that the revolution in design that began 20 years ago is continuing. (FL)

Discusses the controversy surrounding Ken Russell's interpretations of the materials on which he bases his films. (RB)

Compares three filmed versions of "Hamlet" in order to get a clearer notion of how Shakespeare's tragedy translates into the medium of film. (Author/RB)

An interview with two experts on what mikes to use for which shows. (Editor)

Seven methods of card production tried by the University of British Columbia library are described and compared in terms of total cost per set of cards and their applicability to libraries of various sizes. (5 references) (Author)

This review of research examines the relationship between television production variables and learning, with emphasis on: visualization...;camera and transitional factors...; and color. (Editor)