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ACE ceremony will recognize the most outstanding contributions to the cable television industry's locally produced programming for the ninth consecutive year. Programming originated so prolifically on the local level is unique to this industry and represents one of its most special qualities - serving the public with quality programs of local interest. Tonight we are honoring 132 nominees, representing 71 cable systems and one access corporation, chosen from 720 entries. We offer thanks to 108 Academy members who served as preliminary judges and 42 blue ribbon final judges for their expertise in determining quality programming.
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the performance on the keyboard in the glass box first and then on the piano. The video was shot from a story board and Bean had to finger sync for each section of the storyboard. It took several hours to film the video and Bean had to play for a moment or so to get up to speed every time a new camera angle was featured.
32:, it was not as fancy or as expensively produced as the major recording label's rock and pop videos. But, it served the same function of promoting a classical pianist, as the rock music videos served in promoting rock artists. It captured the interest of newscasters, Arts and Entertainment Network and the
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Original Local Programming Studio of Televents in Lafayette, California. The video was created with two cameras and cut and dissolve edits. Lile had the piano action removed and a glass box built around it so that the camera could film the hammers and action mechanism working.
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was being defined by record label's promotion and advertising departments, producers, directors and the TV channels who broadcast these short films. Music videos before 1986, featured primarily rock and pop musicians. When the
Kendall Ross Bean Chopin: Polonaise in A flat classical music video was
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Polonaise. The sound used for the video was from a LP record album recorded by Kendall Ross Bean a couple of years before. Bean finger-synced the music for each video shot by listening to the audio recording and duplicating
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Kendall Ross Bean Chopin Polonaise in A Flat on A&E, excerpts of this classical music video were also featured on TV stations during primetime news, TV magazine shows and in major newspapers while Kendall Bean was on tour in 1986. This was one of the first times that a
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began as promotional films created by a music label's publicity department or an artist's management team. They showcased the artist performing an upcoming single from an unreleased album or a live performance of a current hit and involved camera editing techniques that were more elaborate than a
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10 each. 30 categories of the 174 ACE Awards were presented on a live broadcast on HBO on
January 24, 1988. The other categories, which included the Outstanding Programming Achievement Award were presented at a non-televised awards events in Los Angeles and Las Vegas. The ACE awards were
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national and local news stations when they caught the public interest. The media attention that MTV and its music videos received, led to the public associating the music video art form with the genre of rock and pop featuring major label's music stars. When Arts and
Entertainment Network,
141:, aired the Kendall Ross Bean classical music video to 18 million people on July 23, 1986, the concept of a music video featuring an independent record label's classical pianist performing, was considered a novelty. In the 1980s, there were very few outlets for
160:. A&E was one of the many networks that followed MTV's example and began playing music videos. A&E aired this classical music video in between its regular programming. Christina Haselfeld, spokeswomen for A&E in 1986, reported to the
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that A&E's programing was geared primarily to features an hour or a half-hour in length. She stated that it was A&E's plan to air the Bean classical music video for three years along with other compatible classical music programs.
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established after cable programs and performers were excluded from the Emmy Awards. The
National Academy of Cable Programming was established in March 1985 to promote excellence in cable television programming.
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Outstanding Programming Achievement at a ceremony on May 18, 1987 by the National Academy of Cable Programing in the Ninth Annual System Awards for Cable Excellence in the category of Music Single.
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classical music video served the same promotional and publicity purpose for an independent classical pianist as the rock music videos were serving for rock stars on tour during the 1980s.
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Soundies. These films featured jazz or pop performers singing popular tunes in a studio or nightclub setting.
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