Contextualizes Science Fiction Theatre within the budding American television industry of the 1950s, as powerful networks and independent producers and syndicators vied to create and distribute programming to an audience eager to embrace this new, free medium.
Queen Victoria's reign marked a significant shift in media representation, transitioning from text-based narratives to visual storytelling. Often referred to as the "first media monarch," her extensive portrayal in film has yet to be thoroughly examined. This exploration delves into the impact of her image on public perception and the evolution of media during her time, highlighting the importance of visual culture in shaping her legacy both in life and after her death.