TV Drama is television content that is scripted and normally fictional, but can be based on real events or literature. It is usually shown in weekly series running for 10-24 episodes of an hour each, but can also be a one off program, a similar length to a feature film.
TV Dramas do not usually return to equilibrium at the end of each episode like sit-coms do, as the characters may not always stay in the same place, or the same situation. TV Dramas typically feature on-going plots throughout the series, with smaller sub plots in each episode. The episodes sometimes end on a cliff-hanger, to keep the audience hooked and make them want to watch the next one.
Saturday, February 7, 2009
So what is TV Drama?
Posted by LATYMERMEDIA at 8:29 AM
Labels: Starting Out, Working Definition
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