Television broadcast
A television program is a group of thematically or editorially related video contributions that are broadcast on television .
In 1929 the BBC aired the first television program. The oldest program still on the program is Meet the Press , which started on the radio in 1945 and was broadcast on television by NBC two years later, in 1947 .
TV broadcasts can be broadcast live , i.e. almost simultaneously with the recording of the pictures, or with a time delay as recorded broadcasts.
Live broadcasts are mostly the daily news broadcasts , shows, or sporting events. Most other broadcasts are recorded.
Genres
TV programs can be divided into the following genres , which in many cases have been adopted by radio :
- Call-in competition
-
documentation
- documentary
- Docu-drama (mixture of documentary and feature film)
- TV movie
- TV magazine
- Television series
- TV show
- Television game
- Court broadcast
- Information broadcast
- Youth series
- Children's series
- Cooking show
- Crime series
- Cultural broadcast, s. Cultural journalism
- Film adaptation
- news
- Politmagazin
- Advice broadcast, s. Advisory journalism
-
Reality TV (e.g. Big Brother )
- Documentary soaps (reality soaps), documentary-like series of everyday life without professional actors and little journalistic content
- report
- Soap opera
- Sitcom
- motion pictures
- Sports coverage
- Telenovela
- Animal film
- Theater performances, operas etc.
- Business magazine
- Science magazine, s. Science journalism
literature
- Gerhard Schult / Axel Buchholz (ed.): TV journalism. A Manual for Education and Practice. With video journalism. Journalistische Praxis series, 8th edition Berlin (Econ) 2011. Website for the book with further information on the profession.