What does a TV director do? Be specific.

A TV director is a professional who is responsible for the planning and production of TV programs. Their specific work includes: 1. Planning TV programs: According to market demand, audience, broadcast platform and other factors, making TV program planning programs from the aspects of theme, content and form. 2. Write the program planning scheme and script: according to the theme and form of the program, write the detailed program planning scheme and script, including selecting guests, setting the program plot, and arranging the program time. 3. Planning program publicity: Before the program is broadcast, it is responsible for making publicity plans, making posters, advertisements and other publicity to improve the visibility and ratings of the program. 4. Directing filming and production: responsible for directing the filming of the crew, coordinating the cooperation between the guests and other producers, mastering the progress of the program and ensuring that the program is carried out as planned. 5. Program editing: After the program is filmed, the director needs to edit the post-production of the program, including editing, dubbing and soundtrack. 6. Grasp current affairs hot spots: understand market trends and current affairs hot spots, timely understand emerging industries, news events and recent cultural activities, and provide creativity and inspiration for program content creation. In a word, TV director is a vital part in the whole program production process, and is responsible for ensuring the quality and effect of TV program production and the smooth broadcast of the program.