television industry
Broadcast media sector
The television industry encompasses the businesses and organizations involved in producing, distributing, and broadcasting television content.
This includes networks, production companies, studios, cable and streaming services, and the professionals who create programming.
She's been working in the television industry for twenty years.
The term often appears in discussions of media economics, advertising, and the shift from traditional broadcast to streaming platforms.
- castingShaping through liquid form
- talent agencyBusiness representing performers
- screen testFilmed casting evaluation
- syndicationMulti-outlet content distribution
- prime timeEvening TV's busiest window
studio · streaming platforms · showrunner · writers room · cameras · editing · laugh track · greenlight · pilot episode · upfronts · sweeps · scriptwriting · cinematography · set · viewer ratings · sponsorship deals · broadcasting towers · costume design
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Published physical periodicals
stage · theatrical performance · film industry · cinema · publishing industry
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Government or donor-funded media
independent media · community media · grassroots media · citizen journalism · public access television
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Unrecorded staged entertainment
live entertainment · real life · outdoor recreation · face-to-face interaction
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