Some things are simply standard for the high tech set.
The refs should absolutely NOT be involved because they have a vested interest in upholding their own call AND it takes way too long AND there is no way a ref on the field can look at a monitor under the stupid curtain and see as well as a high tech set up in a replay booth.
In this high-tech setting, you might imagine that it would be the simplest thing in the world to make announcements audible.
The Plexiglas surround of James Noone's stark, high-tech set effectively reflects the action, transforming the characters into wispy illusions.
Saddled with an ugly velvet jacket, Bowie was the consummate host, walking casually around a very big, high-tech set as if he were onstage in a small club.
While the city's affordable housing advocates agree that there is a crisis, many feel the micro-apartments will only exacerbate the problem by catering to the young, high-tech set, further driving up rental prices.
Despite its high-tech set and clanging music, "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire" offers the veneer of a return to comfy old values, to the days when quiz shows were king and people pulled together to cheer on their champions.
When Al Pacino played Shylock, in 2010, the director Daniel Sullivan neutralized Pacino's various intensities by overdoing the high-tech set — it looked the way an Aaron Sorkin script sounds — whereas George C. Wolfe, in his historic production of "Mother Courage and Her Children," in 2006, had pop on his side, because of Meryl Streep.
As the figures who inhabit his interior life — his producer, his wife, his lover, his critics, his voices of glory and guilt — filter down the spiral staircase of Scott Pask's high-tech set and swirl around him, Guido sits motionless at an oval table.
But what really made him rich was the same thing the high-tech set hang their moneybags on today: a patent.
The other "journalists," professional photographers with high-tech set-ups, snapped shot after shot to sell to tabloids that very evening.
