FAMST 101D Study Guide - Quiz Guide: Fred Coe, Massachusetts College Of Art And Design
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Jon kraszewski, between television and the book publishing industries . Between 1947-1950, producers got script material from theatrical productions basically did adaptations of canonical dramas and literature. Authors league of america convinced writers that they were being paid too little. Critics felt that anthology dramas failed to deliver. Certain writers had established reputations before their television careers previously recognizable. Some writers worked for producer fred coe, consistently working with him making their names more recognizable. Coe also pushed the press to publicly promote his writers. Press and newspapers made writers public figures and part of culture by circulating their names. They wanted to be seen as intellectuals, and broadcasting wouldn"t do that for them. Gave writers more of a voice regarding their personal experiences in the industry. Used the book collections to present themselves as culture creators and industry mentors. To be recognized as [liberal] intellectuals, influencers, experts, etc. Allowed them to craft their public personas as authors .
