TV Broadcasting Terminologies

A transitioning gap separating a show from a commercial gap or other segments.

A short introduction of an anchor to a report of a newscaster.

It is the audio track of a portion of a radio or TV interview.

It contains the call sign of the station and uses the official jingle of the station as its background.

An audio or video segment that combines advertising with information.

It refers to actual reporting of a news presenter being transmitted by live actin camera.

A muted video package that usually comes with a voice over.

A report at the scene of an event with the TV camera focused on the reporter who is standing up and not seated.

An unnecessary silence of more than three seconds.

The bottom third of the TV screen,on which identifications and other captions are generally displayed.