Cleveland; High Concept
Fred Shapiro
fred.shapiro at YALE.EDU
Tue Oct 5 10:31:15 UTC 1999
On Mon, 4 Oct 1999 Bapopik at AOL.COM wrote:
> The first hit on Dow Jones & Lexis/Nexis is the New York Times, April 28,
> 1983, and it mentions tv shows (A-TEAM), but later hits mention "high
> concept" as a one-sentence plot description for Hollywood films.
The earliest citation from Nexis is the following:
1980 _N.Y. Times_ 14 Dec. "In order for a mini-series to be successful in
today's market," says Jacqueline Babban, ABC's vice president for novels
for television and limited series, "it has to have a high concept and a
high theme.
Fred R. Shapiro Coeditor (with Jane Garry)
Associate Librarian for Public Services TRIAL AND ERROR: AN OXFORD
and Lecturer in Legal Research ANTHOLOGY OF LEGAL STORIES
Yale Law School Oxford University Press, 1998
e-mail: fred.shapiro at yale.edu ISBN 0-19-509547-2
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