TV Production

What is considered Prime Time in television broadcasting?

• Between 6 pm and 9 pm

• Between 8 pm and 11 pm

• Between 5 pm and 8 pm

• Between 7 pm and 10 pm

What is the purpose of Commercials in television broadcasting?

• To inform viewers about the news

• To entertain viewers

• To fill time between shows

• To generate income for the broadcaster

What do Focus Groups do in the context of television production?

• Screen a show and discuss likes and dislikes

• Decide the budget for shows

• Write scripts for television shows

• Act in various television programs

Who licenses music rights to show producers?

• Society of Motion Picture and Television Engineers (SMPTE)

• Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB)

• Federal Communications Commission (FCC)

• American Society of Composer and Performers (ASCAP) and Broadcast Music Inc. (BMI)

What is a 'Crawl' in television broadcasting?

• A title moving along the bottom of the screen left to right

• A format that includes cooking shows

• A stack of titles that run up the screen

• A brief narrative description of a program

What does the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB) ensure?

• Universal access to non-commercial high-quality programming

• High salaries for TV actors

• That all TV shows have commercials

• Music rights for all television shows

In a universe of 8,000 households, a spot aired twice and achieved 2,000 impressions. How many viewers did the spot reach?

• 1,000 viewers

• 4,000 viewers

• 2,000 viewers

• 250 viewers

This is an example of:

Example of which television format

• Lecture/Demonstration

• Panel Discussion

• Magazine Format

• News

Example of which television format

• Lecture/Demonstration

• Panel Discussion

• Magazine Format

• News