Jack1000
08-18-2014, 12:25 AM
Guys,
Check out these classic 180 still shots from the show! (Credit goes to imbd.com for providing this work.)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050032/mediaindex?ref_=ttvi_mi
There is a still shot of Wally in High School on Picture 41. What I am trying to find out is if any of you can find a way to enlarge the background school bulletin board notices to see what they say? Like it was done in the classic close up still of Ward's letter from Mrs. Rayburn in "Her Idol." The episode where Beaver gets in a fight with Larry and the kids tease him because they think he likes Linda Dennison.
The letter had a bunch of gibberish and said "Only the last line of this letter is to be spoken by the actor." It also made a mention to the Milwaukee Braves, (now the Milwaukee Brewers) baseball team and it said it leads in the series. The typist must have been watching or heard about presumably the Word Series at the time of writing it.
With today's technology, it is awesome if you can freeze and zoom in on words in background props. Something that was impossible to do at the time of filming.
Jack
Check out these classic 180 still shots from the show! (Credit goes to imbd.com for providing this work.)
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0050032/mediaindex?ref_=ttvi_mi
There is a still shot of Wally in High School on Picture 41. What I am trying to find out is if any of you can find a way to enlarge the background school bulletin board notices to see what they say? Like it was done in the classic close up still of Ward's letter from Mrs. Rayburn in "Her Idol." The episode where Beaver gets in a fight with Larry and the kids tease him because they think he likes Linda Dennison.
The letter had a bunch of gibberish and said "Only the last line of this letter is to be spoken by the actor." It also made a mention to the Milwaukee Braves, (now the Milwaukee Brewers) baseball team and it said it leads in the series. The typist must have been watching or heard about presumably the Word Series at the time of writing it.
With today's technology, it is awesome if you can freeze and zoom in on words in background props. Something that was impossible to do at the time of filming.
Jack