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...example, the real inaugural ball for the new building was held a week before the dedication. This blow-out featured almost 400 students, faculty and staff members rocking out to great music and enjoying student DJs, light shows, a hand-held camera to transport dancing bodies to the Forum's giant TV screen, movies and cartoons, free beer and soft drinks, a bubble machine, and so forth. It certainly wasn't "elitist," although we couldn't invite the whole University to join...
Neither adjective can be applied to Roone Pinckney Arledge. Born 45 years ago in Forest Hills, N.Y., he graduated from Columbia, worked briefly at NBC and was hired as a sports producer by ABC in 1960. Since then he has brought such innovations as instant replay, hand-held and isolated cameras, directional and remote microphones. He is responsible for the successful Wide World of Sports and for Howard Cosell, a little-known New York attorney when Arledge hired him in 1965. In the first quarter of this year, Arledge's programming gave ABC the seven top-rated week...
...opening frames of A Matter of Time, Liza Minelli is seen riding in a car, gazing pensively at her visage in a hand-held mirror. If the car were to drive off the nearest cliff, you'd be spared what follows--a series of moronic reflections on the mirror's history, featuring Liza and Ingrid (she ain't getting any younger) Bergman. You'd be better off driving yourself down I-95 to look at the fall foliage...
...this small, stormy movie is enclosed, constricted. No effort has been made to enlarge the action of the play, but the theatrical qualities of the writing are not emphasized either. Director Anthony Page stages most of the action in the Elliot living room, usually having it photographed with a hand-held camera so that Alpha Beta has the look of some wrenchingly intimate verite documentary...
There is one cinematographic last gasp at Carpenter Center tonight at 7:30 as Ralph Steiner appears to show his Joy of Seeing, a collection of short films based on "a theory of education through inebriation." Let's hope he wasn't using hand-held cameras. The films include slowdown, hurray for light and glory-glory--an unusual set of titles...