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| Music was prominent in tv's early days with regularly scheduled music oriented series and variety shows ch 20 |
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| The first 24 hour music channel launched in 1981 and spurred demand for promotional videos made by artists to market their songs ch 20 |
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| Handheld video devices with video capability ranging from cell phones to dvd players have expanded the realm of music tv ch20 |
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| Televised music awards shows that have proliferated are useful promotion platforms for selling songs and artists ch 20 |
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| theme songs of tv programs are usually original tunes that are created to set a mood, helping establish a shows brand image with the audience ch 20 |
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| tv commercials utilize music both original compositions and licensed existing songs, in what is a huge industry offering employment opportunities for musicians ch 20 |
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| home videos, web video downloads or foreign exhibitions |
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| Digital video recorders (DVR's) |
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| used for VOD and allows users to record regular programming for playback at any time |
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| CH 20. What might a producer do? |
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| Contracts with the director, writers and performers, schedules a series of meetings to decide what music is to be programmed (original or preexisting; live or recorded) and who is to perform it. These decisions are made with the musical director, writers , choreographer, performers and art director. |
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| The featured artists and producer consult with the business manager about music rights, budget control, logistics/facilities and payroll/taxes. The producer consults with everyone else ( musical director/coordinator, orchestra contractor, arrangers, vocal contractor, choreographer, director, writers, cast, technical director and the visual arts. |
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| Pay per view, a variation on traditional cable. |
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| Video on demand - Unlike PPV, VOD allows users to choose when to order the program and watch at their leisure. |
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| Possible expenses other than the director and producer |
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| Extra talent, property, wardrobe, makeup, camera, transportation |
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