The Islamic divorce court

Article Abstract:

A television director recalls his experiences in shooting the television program "Divorce: Shari'a Style", which tackles the sensitive and taboo subject of divorce among Muslims. A challenge in producing the show is persuading divorcing couples to let cameras follow them around during the entire process. Other memorable times during the making of the show are discussed.

United Kingdom, Personal narratives, Authorship, Television producers and directors, Television directors, Divorce: Shari'a Style (Television program)

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The challenges in using High Definition format in television production for high quality images and sound are discussed. An HD specialist offers his advice on how to deal with such situations.

United States, Product quality, Services development, Methods, Quality management, High-definition television, High definition television, Company service development, Service development

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