Klaus Landsberg


The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences Foundation Presents

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Haskell Boggs

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Haskell Boggs on seeing an early television test by Klaus Landsberg and shooting a feature film in 3-D
05:37

Carl Brainard

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Carl Brainard on the life and legacy of Klaus Landsberg
02:52
Carl Brainard on Syd Cassyd, Harry Lubcke, and Klaus Landsberg's vision for the Television Academy
00:44

Stan Chambers

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Stan Chambers on the history and facilities of KTLA and some of the key people who were there at the beginning
14:14
Stan Chambers on KTLA's mesmerizing organist Korla Pandit
01:19
Stan Chambers on hosting Frosty Frolics on Los Angeles' KTLA
05:51
Stan Chambers on reporting at the scene of the 1949 Kathy Fiscus tragedy -- a story that was followed nationwide
11:01
Stan Chambers on Klaus Landsberg
00:51
Stan Chambers on a photo of Klaus Landsberg
00:25

Elinor Donahue

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Elinor Donahue on family friend Dick Lane's friendship with Klaus Landsberg and her start in experimental television
04:29

Bob Finkel

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Bob Finkel onseeing Klaus Landsberg on television, covering the Kathy Fiscus incident - child fell down a well
02:12

Ed Resnick

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Ed Resnick on being hired by Klaus Landsberg to work on an experimental television test stage
05:54
Ed Resnick on working for early experimental television station W6XYZ under Klaus Landsberg
03:47
Ed Resnick on Klaus Landsberg directing shows for W6XYZ
02:39
Ed Resnick on the conclusion of the Kathy Fiscus story, the effect it had on television, and Klaus Landsberg's direction of the broadcast
03:26
Ed Resnick on the death of Klaus Landsberg and his legacy
05:46

John Silva

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John Silva on almost joining NBC in New York, but instead joining Klaus Landsberg in an experimental television station in Los Angeles, KTLA
03:38
John Silva on Klaus Landsberg coming to America from Germany
01:18
John Silva on KTLA chief engineer Klaus Landsberg's strategy for the station
02:45
John Silva on introducing Lawrence Welk to the ten-minute interval between commercials
03:44
John Silva on KTLA covering the atomic bomb test in Nevada in 1952
05:00
John Silva on introducing Walter Cronkite to Klaus Landsberg
01:25
John Silva on KTLA's transition to color television
04:42
John Silva on what Klaus Landsberg would think of then-current KTLA
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