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The Artistic Ideals of Graphic Design Artists in the Television Industry: The Developing Standards of a New Art Form »
Authors: Dana Royal Ulloth, Philip S. Kipper
ISBN-13: 9780773453166, ISBN-10: 0773453164
Format: Hardcover
Publisher: Mellen, Edwin Press, The
Date Published: October 2007
Edition: (Non-applicable)
Author Biography: Dana Royal Ulloth
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Table of Contents
Subjects
Entertainment
Magazines & Newspapers Books Video - Direction & Production
Entertainment Television Television - Production & Professional
Entertainment Video Television graphics
Nonfiction Entertainment Magazines & Newspapers Books
Nonfiction Entertainment Television
Nonfiction Entertainment Video
Magazines & Newspapers Books Video - Direction & ProductionEntertainment
Television Television - Production & ProfessionalEntertainment
Video Television graphicsNonfiction
Entertainment Magazines & Newspapers BooksNonfiction
Entertainment TelevisionNonfiction
Entertainment Video
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