The difference between a TV producer and a director. . .

1, TV program director

It refers to the most important creative core work of TV documentary works, such as planning, interviewing, making shooting outline, organizing shooting and editing. The person who does this job is called a TV program director.

2. Producers of TV programs

In the process of implementing producer responsibility system in radio stations, there is no accurate standard for the functions and responsibilities of producer roles. Some local producers also have the right to operate programs, that is, to operate advertising business, buy and sell programs and so on.

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Other staff in the media industry

1, moderator

Individuals with multiple business abilities, such as integrating, editing, broadcasting and controlling, serve as editors, journalists and announcers in relatively fixed programs. In radio or television, a person who hosts a fixed program for an audience is called a program host. A fixed program hosted by a fixed real person for the audience or the audience is called a host program.

2. reporter

People engaged in information collection and news reporting are usually called journalists or reporters); . Journalists belong to a profession. Interview is the collection and collection of media information, which is usually obtained through face-to-face communication between journalists and interviewees. Journalists are professionals engaged in reporting in news organizations.