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TV Tapings
New York TV shows need a live studio audience to be present otherwise the show can look pretty flat on TV. Without a live or taped audience interaction with the host, the production suffers and the host can struggle. Depending on the show, TV productions can be live or use taped reactions, with some using both.
While a live audience costs the production far more, it often pays dividends in the overall quality of the program. It is also a great way to engage with loyal fans of the show. Having a live show engages fans in ways that social media never could and gives fans a lot of great memories.
TV Shows Give Out Free Tickets, Free Food and Prizes
In order to put on the TV show, the production company normally gives out free tickets for a TV show taping. Fans are encouraged to attend and bring their enthusiasm to the taping. Some TV shows treat their fans better than others, with free food, prizes and gifts. Other TV shows are stingy and provide nothing.
TV Shows May Pay Their Audience
Some TV shows pay their audience members for their time to attend the taping. This is usually $15 per hour per person. Although the most popular TV shows are able to get away without doing this, other TV shows, will often pay audience members the cold hard cash to encourage them to sit trough endless hours of taping and retakes. When you are getting paid, it changes everything.
Fans Can Meet The TV Show Host and Take Photos
Show attendees often have the chance to meet the hosts of the show in person. Hosts may also engage with the audience between takes. This can vary significantly between shows and is often directly connected to how popular the show is and how well known the host is. Some hosts are just mean and treat the audience poorly, while others are friendly.
Some TV shows actually allow guests to take photos during a taping, while others enforce a strong policy of absolutely no photos before, during or after the TV show taping. This all varies between the TV shows.
New York TV shows need a live studio audience to be present otherwise the show can look pretty flat on TV. Without a live or taped audience interaction with the host, the production suffers and the host can struggle. Depending on the show, TV productions can be live or use taped reactions, with some using both.
While a live audience costs the production far more, it often pays dividends in the overall quality of the program. It is also a great way to engage with loyal fans of the show. Having a live show engages fans in ways that social media never could and gives fans a lot of great memories.
TV Shows Give Out Free Tickets, Free Food and Prizes
In order to put on the TV show, the production company normally gives out free tickets for a TV show taping. Fans are encouraged to attend and bring their enthusiasm to the taping. Some TV shows treat their fans better than others, with free food, prizes and gifts. Other TV shows are stingy and provide nothing.
TV Shows May Pay Their Audience
Some TV shows pay their audience members for their time to attend the taping. This is usually $15 per hour per person. Although the most popular TV shows are able to get away without doing this, other TV shows, will often pay audience members the cold hard cash to encourage them to sit trough endless hours of taping and retakes. When you are getting paid, it changes everything.
Fans Can Meet The TV Show Host and Take Photos
Show attendees often have the chance to meet the hosts of the show in person. Hosts may also engage with the audience between takes. This can vary significantly between shows and is often directly connected to how popular the show is and how well known the host is. Some hosts are just mean and treat the audience poorly, while others are friendly.
Some TV shows actually allow guests to take photos during a taping, while others enforce a strong policy of absolutely no photos before, during or after the TV show taping. This all varies between the TV shows.