[KUHT TV Studio, 1966, silent]

The film clip from the 1960s shows a broadcast studio where a woman is lip-syncing on stage while being recorded by two men operating cameras. There are also two men sitting at audio control panels, likely overseeing the audio recording. The clip includes shots of a record spinning on a player as the men at the audio control panels monitor the sound. The focus then shifts back to the broadcast studio, with the record still spinning and the woman continuing to lip-sync on stage. There are additional shots of the woman’s face on the spinning record, emphasizing her performance. The clip briefly shows a man pointing, a woman in a medieval costume, an electronic panel, and three actors in costume on stage in front of the cameras. One of the actors walks off the stage. The clip concludes with a scene of a man adjusting controls on an audio panel in a news station room, followed by a camera person signaling with a finger and looking into the camera. Finally, three people in costumes are seen on stage in front of the cameras.

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