Telecine involves transferring film onto video allowing it to be viewed on standard sets found in the home. This technology has lead to the popularisation of home theatres.

The term "telecine" is the process of transferring recorded material from FILM to VIDEO (i.e. magnetic, optical, or digital media). It can be just copying original movie material, or used in the post-production of motion pictures.

There are many benefits of high resolution images; some of these benefits include more detail, reduction in video noise, increased smoothness in interlaced video, and more accurate inverse telecine.

According to Advertlog.com (http://www.advertolog.com/paedia/reels/2007/09/26/507999/b332b3c51e03136071b0efc8e03b42e546d1db64/) it looks like Dave Hussey... if I'm interpreting the role of "Telecine Artist" correctly. Client: Comcast

Agency: Goodby, Silverstein & Partners

CD/Copywriter: Jamie Barrett

Creative Director: Mark Wenneker

Art Director: Svetoslav

Copywriter: Spencer Riviera

Agency Producer: Melissa Nagy

Production Company: Moxie Pictures

Director: Martin Granger

Director of Photography: Ramsey Nickell

Executive Producer: Robert Fernandez, Lizzie Schwartz

Head Of Production: Roger Zorovich

Editorial Company: HutchCo Technologies, Jim Hutchins

Telecine: Company 3

Telecine Artist: Dave Hussey

Online: Sea Level, Jim Bohn, Matthew Lydecker

Mix: LIME Studios

Mixer: Rohan Young

Music: Asche & Spencer

Music Creative Director: Thad Spencer

Executive Producer (Music): Janell Vircks

Composer: Richard Werbowenko

Engineer: Alan Omerovic

According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern T---C-NE. That is, eight letter words with 1st letter T and 5th letter C and 7th letter N and 8th letter E. In alphabetical order, they are:

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