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The cinematic arts have existed for more than a century. In that time the ideas of presentation have changed as the audiences have progressed. This book examines what those cinematic forces were and who the players were to bring about those changes.

Ever wondered why Luci and Desi slept in separate beds, why the "SuperBowl" became known as "The Big Game", why witnesses on Law and Order have incredible memories or what a "Super PAC" is? There is a reason why television elements are presented the way they are. There are rules producers and broadcasters must follow. This book examines what those rules are, why they exist, and what the manifestation of those rules are in the viewing experience.