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TV Studio Production, Study notes of Media Management

Introduction to Television Studio Production.

Typology: Study notes

2021/2022

Available from 09/17/2023

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Different types of Studio TV:
News / Current affairs [e.g. The Daily Politics (BBC 2)]
Magazine Shows [e.g. This Morning (ITV 1)]
Chat Shows [e.g. The Graham Norton Show (BBC 1)]
Game Shows [e.g. The Chase (ITV 1)]
Light Entertainment [e.g. Britain’s Got Talent (ITV 1)]
Comedy [e.g. Would I Lie to You (BBC 1)]
Shopping Channels [e.g. Ideal World TV]
Sport [e.g. Champions League (BT Sport)]
Studio ‘on location’ [e.g. Music Festivals (Various)]
To make successful studio production:
Everyone must know their roles
Everyone must know their hardware/software
Everyone must understand studio ‘slang’
You must be prepared
Work under pressure with a cool head
Communication is key
TV Studio Health and Safety summary:
No food and drink anywhere in the studio or gallery
Keep all fire exits clear
Store away flats and other scenic items safely
Flats and scenic items must be safely supported on set
Don’t move heavy items of the set by yourself
Never attempt to move lights from the rig
Never attempt to move cameras from their pedestals
No open-toe shoes or high heels
Be aware of trailing camera cables
Do not enter the goods lift
TV Studio Housekeeping rules:
You must power down and de-rig at the end of each session
Do not touch the camera lenses
Do not touch buttons if you are unsure what they do
Switch off mobile phones during class time
Obey the RX light outside the studio
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Different types of Studio TV:

  • News / Current affairs [e.g. The Daily Politics (BBC 2)]
  • Magazine Shows [e.g. This Morning (ITV 1)]
  • Chat Shows [e.g. The Graham Norton Show (BBC 1)]
  • Game Shows [e.g. The Chase (ITV 1)]
  • Light Entertainment [e.g. Britain’s Got Talent (ITV 1)]
  • Comedy [e.g. Would I Lie to You (BBC 1)]
  • Shopping Channels [e.g. Ideal World TV]
  • Sport [e.g. Champions League (BT Sport)]
  • Studio ‘on location’ [e.g. Music Festivals (Various)]

To make successful studio production:

  • Everyone must know their roles
  • Everyone must know their hardware/software
  • Everyone must understand studio ‘slang’
  • You must be prepared
  • Work under pressure with a cool head
  • Communication is key

TV Studio Health and Safety summary:

  • No food and drink anywhere in the studio or gallery
  • Keep all fire exits clear
  • Store away flats and other scenic items safely
  • Flats and scenic items must be safely supported on set
  • Don’t move heavy items of the set by yourself
  • Never attempt to move lights from the rig
  • Never attempt to move cameras from their pedestals
  • No open-toe shoes or high heels
  • Be aware of trailing camera cables
  • Do not enter the goods lift

TV Studio Housekeeping rules:

  • You must power down and de-rig at the end of each session
  • Do not touch the camera lenses
  • Do not touch buttons if you are unsure what they do
  • Switch off mobile phones during class time
  • Obey the RX light outside the studio

In TV, production roles can be divided into three main

areas:

  • Editorial (Creative): o Researcher o Runner o Producer: ▪ Assistant Producer ▪ Executive Producer ▪ Series Producer ▪ Shooting PD ▪ Edit Producer ▪ Day Producer ▪ Development Producer ▪ Archive Producer ▪ Casting Producer ▪ Games Producer ▪ Digital Producer
  • Production Management (Logistics): o Head of Production o Production Manager o Production Co-Ordinator o Production Secretary o Production Runner/Office Runner
  • Craft/Technical (Operate kit): o Camera Operator o Sound Desk Operator o Edit Assistant o Director PA/Script Supervisor o Vision Mixer o Lighting Desk o Operator VT Play in and Record o Autocue o Studio Camera and Jib operator o FM/AFM o Runner: ▪ Studio Runner ▪ Post-Production Runner o Editor: ▪ Offline editor (storytelling) ▪ Online editor (polishing) ▪ Audio editor ▪ VFX ▪ Colourist