This document defines common broadcast terms used in radio and television. It describes terms related to station identification, time checks, program introductions and closings, commercials, credits, and other elements of broadcast programming, operations, and regulation. Key terms include station ID, time check, spiel, sign on/off, opening/closing billboards, commercial spots and breaks, bumpers, credits, dead air, and music and sound effects terms. The document provides definitions and examples to explain the meaning and proper use of these standard industry terms.
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2. Station ID
Station Identification
To identify the station
Contains the Call Sign and Station Handle
Uses the official jingle of the station as its
background
3. Time Check
Live announcement of the exact clock time.
All stations are mandated to announce the
official time from PAG-ASA.
4. SPIEL
Fast short narration of a program’s body or
content.
It might be:
program intro/extro
segment intro/extro
Sign on/sign off spiel
Standup
5. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
6. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
7. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
DyAB of the ABS-
CBN Corp.
8. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
DyAB of the ABS-
CBN Corp.
1512Khz in
the AM band
9. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
DyAB of the ABS-
CBN Corp.
1512Khz in
the AM band
10,000
watts
10. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
DyAB of the ABS-
CBN Corp.
1512Khz in
the AM band
10,000
watts
License number &
duration as issued by
NTC
11. Sign ON Official introduction of the station and it is played
before the station starts its daily broadcast. It is
required by law.
It contains the following:
National Anthem
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
The Flag and
Heraldic Code of the
Philippines
(RA 8491)
DyAB of the ABS-
CBN Corp.
1512Khz in
the AM band
10,000
watts
License number &
duration as issued by
NTC
Names of the technicians with
their NTC license
12. Sign OFF Official statement to end the day’s broadcast. It has
the same contents as the Sign On spiel but the
National Anthem is played at the end of the spiel.
It contains the following:
Name of the station/company,
its Operator Category & Address
Frequency Assignment
Operating Power
License Details
Technical Staff
National Anthem
15. OBB
Opening Billboard.
It introduces a program or segment
Program OBB/Intro
Commercial OBB
Tells the sponsors of the program or segment
“This portion is brought to you by… “
17. CBB
Closing Billboard.
It closes a program or segment
Program CBB/Extro
Commercial CBB
Tells the sponsors of the program or segment
“This portion WAS brought to you by… “
18. Commercial Spots
Paid advertisements by a known sponsors
with a specific duration:
5-seconds
15-seconds
30-seconds
60-seconds
19. PLUG
Non-paid message either a program
advisory or info-development information. It is
either produced by the station or by other
outfit organization.
20. Commercial Break
Time alloted for airing commercials,program
plugs and info-development plugs.
21. Commercial Break
Time alloted for airing commercials,program
plugs and info-development plugs.
Types of Commercial Break:
Commercial Gap - time for commercial within a
program
Break Spot - time between after the end of a
program and the next program.
22. Commercial Break
Time alloted for airing commercials,program
plugs and info-development plugs.
Types of Commercial Break:
Commercial Gap - time for commercial within a
program
Break Spot - time between after the end of a
program and the next program.
Duration of comgap:
Metro Manila - 18 mins/hour
Provinces - 20 mins/hour
23. Bumpers
The very brief, yet visually complex, program
material separating a show from a
commercial gap or other program segments.
25. Live Credits
Live mention of an acknowledgment,
especially minor sponsors (make-up artists,
etc.)
26. Closing Credits
Found at the end of the program (TV) which
details the production staff, sponsors, and
other people/groups behind the success of a
production.
27. Dead Air
Refers to a period-- three or more seconds of
“unnecessary” silence.
28. Ad Lib
ad libitum - speech or action that has not
been scripted or specifically rehearsed.
29. Stingers
Music or sound effects -- used to stress a
statement
Voice
Laughter
Applause
Etc…
32. TOA
Taped-On-Air – it’s the recording of the
program’s episodes. The National
Telecommunications Commission requires all
broadcast stations to preserve the recordings
for 10 days.
37. Program Plan
It is prepared by the program producer with
details of the contents of the days program.
It should be prepared per episode basis.
Acts as the guide of the program handlers
and producers.
Sample
38. Sequence Guide
It shows the sequence of the
segments/portions of the program that guides
the announcers and technicians for the
smooth flow of the program.
Sample