[QuadList] buy yourself a remote truck history book for the holidays

[COURYHOUSE at aol.com]

buy  yourself a remote truck  history book for the holidays 
TV on  Wheels  
Learn about the history of remote  trucks!   
I thought we were out of these and  discovered a couple new ones still on 
the sale   cabinet. 
Just a few left....  I think   just   down to 2 copies 
Large book shipped with insurance and tracking priority to you!  $60 plus 
12  total    $ 72  priority boxed and  insured via  paypal  is  fine

TV on Wheels Book  :  - This  is the first complete book ever written with 
tons of information on video  and audio production trucks. It covers every 
aspect from satellite and  microwave vans, remote pro audio trucks on up to 
the newest ten million  dollar HD slide out trailers you see at concerts and 
Super Bowl games.  Costs, technology, how they are built and designed, 
accidents and a full  history of broadcast trucks are covered. The book, 
published in 2003, is a  hard bound, glossy, coffee table quality book, 218 pages in 
length, with  nearly 700 photographs and diagrams, most of which are in 
color. Whether  you are involved with one camera live shots, satellite uplinks, 
or take  part in the marquee events that require large truck compounds this 
book  celebrates the TV and audio truck industry. This book explains the  
industry on three levels as well as a picture essay of the business. It  also 
provides nearly 70,000 words of narration to tie the pictures into a  
story. Want to delve a little deeper into some of the technical and  production 
issues involved? The book has dozens of sidebars that look a  little further 
under the hood of this interesting industry. From concept,  to planning, 
through setup to air time the reader walks through the  process of performing 
television on location. Whether you are building  your own truck, 
retrofitting an existing truck or just plain interested in  mobile audio and video 
--this book packs a ton of real world information  between its covers. By Jim 
Boston & George Hoover :   

Thanks,

Ed Sharpe, Archivist for  SMECC 

See the Museum's Web Site at _www.smecc.org_ (http://www.smecc.org/) 

Coury House /  SMECC
5802 W. Palmaire Ave. Phone 623-435-1522
Glendale Az 85301  USA

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