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This book explores the role of television presenters and the programs they lead. It covers the origins of presenters, the types of shows they host, and their impact on viewers. It is useful for understanding the television industry and the cultural significance of presenter-led programs.
What's inside
- Definition of presenter-led programs
- Origins and backgrounds of television presenters
- Types of presenter-led shows
- Cost-effectiveness of presenter-led programming
- Cultural impact of television presenters
- Examples of prominent television presenters
Who it is for: Students and researchers of media studies, television studies, and cultural studies. (Postgraduate)
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Summary
Television presenters guide viewers through shows. This book looks at where presenters come from and how they lead programmes. It also discusses the cost-effectiveness of presenter-led shows.
Presenter-led shows and their cost
Presenter-led shows are a large part of TV schedules. They are cheaper to make than scripted dramas. The book discusses how presenters draw viewers to shows.
Where presenters come from
The book explores the backgrounds of presenters. It identifies comedy and journalism as primary sources. It also looks at the qualities of successful presenters.
Presenter-led shows across genres
The book considers presenter-led shows across different genres. It looks at news, documentaries, sport, light entertainment, lifestyle programming and environmental shows.
The role of celebrity
The book discusses the relationship between presenters and celebrity. It looks at how presenters use their celebrity status to lead programmes. It also considers how presenters conduct celebrity interviews.
Key terms
- Presenter-led
- A programme where a presenter guides viewers through it.
- Cost-effective
- Cheaper to make than other types of shows.
- Celebrity
- A presenter who is well-known and famous.
- Personality
- A presenter who projects a strong personal image.
- Light entertainment
- TV shows that are entertaining but not serious.
- Lifestyle programming
- TV shows that promote consumption and certain ways of living.
Questions this document helps with
- What makes a presenter successful?
- How do presenters use their celebrity status?
- What types of shows are presenter-led?
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