On the contrary, as the first step and free movie, this film was almost irreplaceable in the hearts of the people, with several free screenings held each year, and free movie tickets were even hard to come by.
To facilitate capital from both domestic and international sources to reach Sydney, the television exposition was scheduled for a little over two months later, specifically in mid-April 1931.
In nearly two and a half months of preparation time, Baird Television Company had to produce enough television sets for the exhibition and ensure that the quality of these sets matched the test units, capable of stably receiving broadcast signals and displaying the images.
At the same time, the movie company had to produce "Dream of Australasia" in the form of broadcast waves and test the stability of the wave output.
Besides, a relatively stable output platform had to be constructed on-site at the exposition to ensure stable signal transmission and reception.
