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Médias et Communication - Programmes TV et Radio

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux programmes de télévision et de radio tels que « pilote », « ludo-éducatif » et « rating ».

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call-in
[nom]

a type of television or radio program in which the audience take part by calling the studio to voice their opinions

ligne ouverte

ligne ouverte

Ex: He dialed into call-in radio program to share his personal experiences and offer advice to others in similar situations .

products such as movies, TV shows, etc. that are made to be educational as well as entertaining

divertissement ludo-éducatif, éducation par le jeu

divertissement ludo-éducatif, éducation par le jeu

Ex: Some video games edutainment to help players improve their problem-solving skills while having fun .
episode
[nom]

one part of a series of a radio or TV show

épisode

épisode

Ex: The radio show 's host introduced the guest for the eveningepisode, promising an insightful discussion on current events and politics .

pre-recorded laughter added to a radio or television show to make it seem like the audience is having a laugh

piste rire

piste rire

Ex: The sitcom was funny , but the laugh track felt forced and distracting .

‌a television show with a few episodes, shown over a short stretch of time

minisérie

minisérie

Ex: I miniseries because they have a complete story without dragging on for seasons .

a TV or radio competition in which people play games or answer questions to win

panneau

panneau

Ex: We should try to get tickets to see the live recording of panel show.
pilot
[nom]

a TV or radio program made to see how the audience react and whether it should be made into a series

épisode pilote

épisode pilote

an entertainment show on radio or television in which people compete to win prizes by answering a number of questions

jeu télévisé, jeu radiophonique

jeu télévisé, jeu radiophonique

Ex: I enjoy quiz shows that challenge my general knowledge .

entertainment shows on television about the lives of ordinary people in real situations

téléréalité, télé-réalité

téléréalité, télé-réalité

Ex: reality TV shows have a lot of drama to keep the viewers hooked .
repeat
[nom]

‌a program on television or radio that has already been broadcast

rediffusion

rediffusion

Ex: She tuned in for repeat of the documentary she missed earlier in the week .
replay
[nom]

the playback of a short part of a sports match, tape, etc. on television or radio

répétition, replay

répétition, replay

a series of episodes broadcast on television that tells a story or provides entertainment, usually consisting of a specific genre or format

émission de télévision, série télévisée

émission de télévision, série télévisée

Ex: I ca n't wait for the next season of that television show to start

a TV or radio show, broadcast regularly, dealing with the routine life of a group of people and their problems

feuilleton, soap

feuilleton, soap

Ex: The characters ' struggles in soap opera feel so real and relatable to many viewers .

a program on television or radio that broadcasts news reports

journal télévisé

journal télévisé

Ex: newscast included an interview with the mayor about the city 's plans for growth .

a broadcast on television or radio about sports events or sports news

émission sportive

émission sportive

a type of TV or radio program on which famous people appear as guests to answer questions about themselves or other subjects

débat télévisé, talk-show

débat télévisé, talk-show

Ex: A live audience attended talk show to interact with the guests .

‌a type of television program that is broadcast for several hours, aimed to collect money for charity

téléthon

téléthon

Ex: Viewers tuned in to telethon to donate to local food banks during the holiday season .
variety
[nom]

a type of TV or theatrical production that consists of several short performances such as singing, dancing, etc.

variété

variété

Ex: Viewers tuned in every Saturday night to watch the variety series that offered something for everyone .

a report on possible weather conditions and how they will change in the following day or days

météo, prévisions météo

météo, prévisions météo

Ex: They relied on weather forecast to prepare for the outdoor festival .

text displayed on a screen that shows the spoken words and sounds in a program for viewers who may not hear them

sous-titres codés, sous-titres pour malentendants

sous-titres codés, sous-titres pour malentendants

Ex: I couldn't hear the show clearly, but the closed captions made it easy to follow.

the immediate playback of an important moment in a sports competition on television, usually shown in slow motion

repasser l'action, replay, rediffusion des images

repasser l'action, replay, rediffusion des images

Ex: The football team ’s coach asked for instant replay to review the touchdown .

spoken descriptions given in a movie or a television show, etc. by a narrator that is not seen by the audience

voix off, voix hors champ

voix off, voix hors champ

Ex: The film’s voice-over guided viewers through the protagonist’s thoughts.

a recorded copy of a broadcasted radio or television program for reviewing and evaluation purposes

enregistrement de diffusion, enregistrement d'antenne

enregistrement de diffusion, enregistrement d'antenne

Ex: The station manager asked for an aircheck of the live event to evaluate its success.
on the air
[Phrase]

used to refer to program that is being broadcasted on radio or television

à l'antenne

à l'antenne

Ex: The wacky series has on the air for ten years .
airtime
[nom]

the amount of time given to a program on television or radio

temps d'antenne

temps d'antenne

Ex: The network bought airtime to promote their upcoming series .

a pause in a television or radio program during which advertisements or commercials are shown

pause commerciale, interruption publicitaire

pause commerciale, interruption publicitaire

Ex: As soon as commercial break started , she rushed to grab a drink .

a spoken description of an event while it is taking place, particularly on TV or radio

commentaires, commentaire

commentaires, commentaire

Ex: The nature documentary was enhanced by the commentary of the narrator .

the arranged sequence of items in a television program or of performers in a team

dans l'ordre

dans l'ordre

Ex: We had to memorize running order so we knew exactly when our part would air .

a list of radio and television programs on a particular network and the exact time they start

programme

programme

rerun
[nom]

the rebroadcast of a program on television or other media

rediffusion

rediffusion

Ex: She caught rerun of her favorite cooking show while waiting at the airport .

a line of news headlines passing across a television or computer screen

bandeau d'information en continu

bandeau d'information en continu

Ex: As I watched the movie , news ticker kept flashing breaking news about the election results .

the process of scheduling programs that are planned to be broadcast on radio or television

programmation

programmation

television or radio content that is produced and aired specifically for a local audience, often focusing on news, events, and topics of local interest

programmation locale, programmes locaux

programmation locale, programmes locaux

Ex: The station prides itself on local programming, offering content that speaks directly to the community ’s needs .
station
[nom]

a company or building where TV or radio programs are being broadcast

station

station

studio
[nom]

a room or building where TV or radio programs are made or broadcast

studio

studio

Ex: Podcasters recorded episodes in the studio set up in their spare bedroom , using portable microphones and editing software .

a kind of radio broadcast in which a particular topic is discussed and listeners are encouraged to make a phone call and share their opinions

débat radiophonique

débat radiophonique

Ex: She called into talk radio show to share her thoughts on the new policy changes .

a television or radio broadcast or program of the latest news

information, journal, journal télévisé, actualités, téléjournal

information, journal, journal télévisé, actualités, téléjournal

Ex: The news report covered a wide range of topics, from politics to sports.

a brief news program that is broadcast on the radio or television

bulletin d'informations, communiqué

bulletin d'informations, communiqué

Ex: The company 's CEO addressed employees in bulletin regarding the upcoming changes to the organization .

a large card that is held up behind a camera for presenters or anchors to read from while they seem to be looking at the camera

grand carton

grand carton

Ex: The presenter cue cards to ensure she did n’t forget any important points during the speech .

the transmission of television or radio programs that are funded through advertising revenue

diffusion commerciale, radiodiffusion commerciale

diffusion commerciale, radiodiffusion commerciale

Ex: Sports events commercial broadcasting channels usually include a lot of advertisements during the breaks .
rating
[nom]

the estimated number of people who watch a TV show or listen to a radio program

audimat, indice d’écoute

audimat, indice d’écoute

the time at which the largest number of people are watching TV or listening to the radio

première partie de soirée, prime time

première partie de soirée, prime time

Ex: The news anchor delivers the evening broadcast prime time, reaching millions of viewers .

a feature provided in some digital devices (cellphones, television, etc.) that allows parents to have control over their children's access to unwanted content

contrôle parental

contrôle parental

Ex: The TV has a built-in feature that allows parents to parental controls for different age groups .

a broadcasting system in which the viewer has to pay to watch a particular program

télévision à la carte

télévision à la carte

Ex: I saw an ad for pay-per-view event featuring a live comedy show this weekend .

a form of television broadcasting in which the viewer pays to have access to a particular program or channel

télévision payante

télévision payante

Ex: I ’m thinking of upgrading pay television package to get more channels .
channel
[nom]

a TV station that broadcasts different programs

chaîne

chaîne

Ex: Television networks compete for viewership by offering exclusive programs and channel packages .
insert
[nom]

a pre-recorded segment that is added into a live or recorded program, such as an advertisement or news update

insertion, segment

insertion, segment

the storytelling techniques extending a narrative across multiple platforms, such as movies, television shows, books, and video games, creating a cohesive experience for audiences

transmédia, trans-média

transmédia, trans-média

Ex: The Marvel Cinematic Universe is a prime example of a transmedia franchise.

a type of content that combines information and entertainment

infodivertissement, information et divertissement

infodivertissement, information et divertissement

Ex: The line between journalism infotainment is becoming increasingly blurred .
sitcom
[nom]

a humorous show on television or radio with the same characters being involved with numerous funny situations in different episodes

comédie de situation

comédie de situation

Ex: The actor became famous for his role in a sitcom.

a service delivering written news and information through television, currently replaced by other information services provided on a television network

télétexte

télétexte

Ex: Some countries still teletext for public service announcements and emergency alerts on television channels .
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