What do some of the abbreviations at the comic exhibition, such as pv tv, feature film, behind-the-scenes, cp CM, etc., mean?

1. pv:

The abbreviation of Promotion Video, a common name in Japan. Sometimes also called music clip or video clip. It mainly refers to video works containing music produced when pop music music is released. Because the purpose is to promote CDs.

2. TV:

Refers to animation works broadcast on TV channels. Most Japanese TV animations are one episode a week, lasting about 24 minutes. Sometimes there are special Chapter (longer). A small number of TV animations may broadcast short stories of a few minutes every day, or broadcast several short stories every day.

3. Positive film:

The general name of the photosensitive film used to print photos, slides and film copies.

4. Highlights:

Interesting things about the filming process to help you better understand the production process of the film, including director's comments, actors' feelings, scene construction, deleted scenes, Special effects production, etc.

5. cp:

Comes from the Japanese ACGN fan circle. The original meaning refers to the pairing of fans in a romantic relationship, mainly used in the two-dimensional ACGN fan circle. Nowadays, it also refers to fans of animation, film and television works voluntarily pairing characters in the film into same-sex or opposite-sex couples. Sometimes it also refers to the intimate relationship between two people, indicating the relationship between the characters.

6. CM:

Comic Market, where all kinds of fans display, publish, and exchange their works. Popular music other than comics, animation, and games, fanzines of idol groups, gothic loli clothing, cosplay clothing, and handmade accessories.