To regulate and oversee communication and media industries in the United States
To provide funding for television productions
To produce educational programming for children
To develop technical standards for television equipment
A. To regulate and oversee communication and media industries in the United States
Drama
Sitcom
News program
Reality TV
BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation)
Ofcom (Office of Communications)
ITV (Independent Television)
Channel 4
Over-The-Top
On-The-Track
Over-The-Tune
On-The-Trail
Augmented reality
Virtual television
VR television
Extended reality (XR)
To convert film footage into video format
To edit video footage
To create special effects
To adjust camera focus
Content personalization
Viewer analytics
Recommendation algorithms
AI-driven curation
The first episode of a new series used to sell the show to networks
The final episode of a series
An episode focused on flying-related themes
An episode featuring a guest star
Co-production
Joint venture
International adaptation
Cross-border series
Drama
Sitcom
Reality TV
Game show
To control camera focus
To switch between different video sources during a live broadcast
To adjust color balance
To edit audio tracks
Telephoto lens
Wide-angle lens
Prime lens
Zoom lens
A type of camera support with wheels
A portable lighting fixture
A microphone for recording dialogue
A type of camera lens
Transmission
Reception
Distribution
Broadcasting
Format transfer
Internationalization
Localization
Transposition
To provide a sneak peek or preview of an upcoming episode or show
To summarize the entire series
To reveal major plot twists
To air reruns of previous episodes
A written script
A visual plan of shots and scenes
A type of microphone
A camera accessory
Fan engagement
Social media marketing
Audience cultivation
Fandom development
Interactive storytelling
Branching narratives
Choose-your-own-TV
Hypermedia
Social TV
Second screen experience
Screen sharing
Interactive broadcasting
A list of shots to be filmed
A schedule detailing the day's shoot
A report on post-production activities
A summary of the script
Television Expo
Broadcast Festival
MIPTV (March� International des Programmes de T�l�vision)
Global Screening
To assist the director
To operate the camera
To manage the lighting department
To edit video footage
To present an initial version for feedback
To apply color correction
To record additional dialogue
To add special effects
Script Supervisor
Production Designer
Costume Designer
Art Director
Editing
Compositing
Rendering
Encoding
Director
Editor
Cinematographer
Sound Engineer
Drama
Sitcom
Thriller
News
Weekly release
Season dump
Simulcast
All-at-once release
Sound mixing
Foley
ADR (Automated Dialogue Replacement)
Voiceover
Augmented reality
Virtual reality
3D modeling
Motion capture