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'PM' jFrpni Page 6 for Oklahoma viewers. They may travel to exotic places and interview celebrities, but all their work is aimed to do the things their viewers would be thrilled to do and ask questions their viewersmight ask. uWe even pick our national segments with an eye toward what would interest Oklabomans" Kar-imsaid. And do you worry about whether your segments get picked up for national use? Is that a measure of your success? "Not at- all, he said. "We're here to entertain our Oklahoma audience' A note for you fashion buffs: Those of you who niissed Jo Ann FulJerton's fashion special from New York when it was broadcast Thursday, Sept.

6, will get another chance Sunday, Sept. 16, when the show will be repeated at 4 p.m. on KTVY Channel 4. The telecast will offer what's new, what's in and how the experts aro putting it all together. Interviews with designers such as Bill Biass, Haston, Geoffrey Beene and others will be featured.

juggled the pieces since the show's" inception. He picked his original staff and is pleased with the close-knit structure they have developed indeed, which the hectic pace of the show almost dictates. Two off-air production personnel have left the staff recently in addition to Carney, but primarily in-house personnel shuffling has taken up most of the slack. Karim admits he's working one person shy of his allocated staff but he's waiting until his newly positioned folks get more acquainted with their jobs before he brings in someone to be trained. Through it all, though, Karim and his co-anchors agreed at our little confab, PAf's main purpose is to produce entertainment which segments will be JdrawB from the national iPSl network offerings and rwhfch will be locally produced.

A second calendar "deals with the crew's actual production schedule Vho will be where filming what on which day. crew members may jsh6ot the main segment of a kiory one morning; and jlater that day, they may be shooting the introductions and closings for a national segment beamed to the studio a jfew days earlier. Sometime in the future, they (probably will be shooting th opening and closing Isegments of the morning's jfilming when that story is Jready to be worked into a specif ic show. I It's a giant jigsaw puz-jzlq, but Karim has deftly TALK BACK Q. Can you explain what does "edited for television" really mean? Hence, most movies when shown on TV always cut out scenes such as profanity, etc, bat while watching "Superman I and IP on TV, I noticed more footage was actually added.

Why? A.L., Mahwah; SJ, guage or scenes of violence or sexual content unacceptable to the network. It also can mean the film was hacked down to fit a time slot. And it can mean the out-takes from the original film editing have been restored to lengthen a film to fit a time slot. In short, "edited for television" means whatever the network decides it will mean and the only thing certain is the film is no longer the same as when it appeared theatrically. LEISURE TIME'S 13th ANNUAL While n.ianfifie I act A.

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