Television Production: Crash Course Film Production

The video explores the convergence of cinema and television, highlighting how streaming services and premium cable networks have expanded the types of content produced. It categorizes TV shows into scripted and unscripted content and discusses the different types of TV networks, including broadcast, basic cable, premium cable, and streaming services. The video also delves into the economics of TV production and distribution, comparing it to film production, and explains the roles of showrunners, writers, and directors in TV series.

What is the role of Nielsen ratings in television?

In what ways do premium cable networks differ from basic cable networks?

What are some characteristics of single-camera TV shows compared to multi-camera shows?