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Contemporary Artists in Radio, Television, Entertainment and Web

Today the cinema , television , radio and audiovisual sector boasts a widely consolidated tradition.

Cinema , television , radio and web productions: the reference areas for those interested in working in the audiovisual sector are many and diversified within a production system that includes large-scale realities and others on a smaller scale but, no less open to interesting developments in terms of artistic evolution and technological innovation.

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Who are Radio and Television Artists?

The artistic figures referable to this vast area are very different from each other. They range from creative profiles to more strictly operational and organizational ones: editors , voice actors , set designers, directors , screenwriters , actors , creators of special effects and camera operators and others. Without neglecting the many possibilities opened up by digital production , the web and, in general, by the multiplication of content dissemination platforms .

For example, in the current digital economy, production, circulation and communication converge. Works of art circulate quickly in the form of images , they compress and adapt to social network formats, they are supported by likes and smiles.

New generations of artists know these rules and make art that adapts fluidly to digital platforms; they produce with communication and documentation of the work already in mind – they know that many more people will see their work online rather than in a gallery .

Radio and television artists are individuals who perform or work as presenters, hosts, actors, singers, or media personalities in audiovisual media . These artists can have a wide range of roles and responsibilities within the media industry. Here are some examples of artists who may be associated with radio and television:

• Radio hosts: These are individuals who host radio programs , such as talk shows , music programs , sports broadcasts, or news programs. They may be responsible for selecting music, interviewing guests, presenting informative segments, or entertaining listeners.

• Television hosts: These are individuals who present television programs , such as entertainment programs, talk shows , variety programs, or news programs. They can interview guests, host games or competitions, present informative segments, or entertain audiences through their charisma and screen presence.

• Television actors: These are individuals who act in television programs or series , playing fictitious characters. They can be protagonists , co-stars or play minor roles within a television production. Television actors work in a variety of genres, including dramas, comedies, soap operas, crime series and more.

• Television Singers: These are musical artists who perform on television programs , such as talent shows, music competitions, or variety programs. They can be soloists or part of musical groups and use their voice and musical talent to entertain television audiences.

• Media Personalities: These are individuals who become famous through their presence and involvement in the media . They can be TV presenters, radio hosts, journalists, comedians or experts in a specific field. Media personalities can become popular icons due to their ability to entertain, inform or inspire audiences.

It is important to highlight that radio and television artists can have a wide range of facets and can play different roles within the media industry. Their presence and impact may vary depending on geographical context, audience preferences and current trends in the media world.

Who are the main artistic figures in radio and television?

Major artistic figures in radio and television can vary depending on country , market and program type. However, there are some common figures who are widely recognized and play a significant role in the industry. Here are some of the major artistic figures in radio and television:

• Presenter: It is the person who leads and presents a radio or television program . The host may be responsible for introducing guests, interviewing them, connecting segments, and engaging the audience.

• Presenter: Is the figure who leads and presents a television program, which may include entertainment programs, talk shows, game programs or news programs. The presenter can play a leadership role in the program and interact with guests or the audience.

• Journalist: Is a professional who collects, researches and presents news and information to viewers or listeners. Journalists can work as field reporters, news program hosts, or talk show hosts focusing on current issues.

• Actor/Actress: These are individuals who act in television programs or series , playing fictitious characters. They can be protagonists, co-stars or play minor roles. Television actors can work in a variety of genres, including dramas, comedies, soap operas and crime series.

• Comedian/Comedian: He is an artist who performs in the field of comedy , offering fun and humorous shows. Comedians can appear on variety shows, talk shows or entertainment programs, bringing audiences to laughter with their jokes and jokes.

• Musician/Singer: These are artists who perform on radio or television programs , offering musical performances. They can be solo singers, members of a band or musical groups, and can perform in different musical genres.

• Expert: These are people who possess knowledge and expertise in a specific field , such as medicine, science, cooking, fashion, design, sport, politics, etc. Experts may be invited to appear on radio or television programs to provide analysis, advice or opinions on their field of expertise.

• Camera operators or Cameramen: They are the professionals who operate the cameras during television filming. Adjust framing, movement and focus to capture the images you want during recordings or live broadcasts.

• Stand -up comedians: These are artists who perform cabaret shows , which include a variety of artistic performances such as acting, singing, dancing, comedy and musical numbers.

• Voice actors: These are the artists who provide voices and interpretations for animated characters or for the localization of foreign films, TV series or programs. They are responsible for synchronizing the voices with the lip movements of the characters.

• Impersonators: They are artists who have the ability to imitate the voice, way of speaking, gestures or appearance of celebrities or famous people. They perform imitation shows to entertain the audience.

• DJ or Disc jockey: These are the artists who select and mix recorded music for the radio or disco audience. They create musical atmospheres and maintain energy during events or broadcasts.

• Radio Speakers: These are people who host radio programs, introduce songs, read news, broadcast advertisements, or provide information and entertainment through their tone of voice and communication skills.

• Television announcers: These are individuals who read advertisements, present programs or provide information on television broadcasts. They can also introduce segments or events during a program.

• Editors: They are professionals who edit and assemble audiovisual footage to create a finished product such as a film, TV series or television program. They organize sequences, cut shots and add special effects or music.

• Special effects creators: Are the artists who create special visual effects, such as animations, computer graphics, visual tricks or digital simulations , to enrich the viewing experience of films, TV series or television programs.

• Commentators: Commentators are professionals who narrate and comment on sporting events, live broadcasts or other live situations during their broadcast. They use their voice to describe actions, provide commentary, and engage the audience as events unfold.

• Anchorman: The anchorman (or anchorwoman ) is the main presenter of a television news program . He is responsible for introducing and presenting news , often from a television station's studio. The anchorman is generally considered the main face of the news program and provides information in a professional and objective manner.

• Set Designers: Set designers are the artists responsible for designing and creating visual scenarios and settings for television, theater or film productions. They collaborate with the director to translate the creative vision into sets that support the atmosphere and narrative of the program.

• Showgirl: A showgirl is a female character often present in theatrical or musical works, especially in comedies or operettas. The showgirl usually plays light, funny and lively roles, often with a comic or romantic component.

• Broadcast Speakers: Broadcast speakers are professionals who provide voices and narrations for radio and television productions. Their voice is used to introduce programs, advertisements, documentaries or to provide descriptions and comments during broadcasts.

• Radio host: The radio host is the figure who leads and presents a radio program. They are responsible for introducing the music, managing listener interventions, conducting interviews, providing information and entertaining the radio audience with their voice and charisma.

These figures play key roles in the media industry and contribute to the creation of television, radio and other artistic content, providing voice, narration, presentation, commentary, design and entertainment for audiences.

The media industry is diverse and constantly evolving , so there may be other specific figures or roles that emerge based on current trends and needs.

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