The document outlines the key parts of a television studio and control room, including sets, lighting, cameras, audience viewing areas, video switchers, computer graphics systems, audio mixers, and equipment used by producers and for teleprompting in the control room. It provides an overview of the technical equipment and spaces involved in producing a live television broadcast.

1. The Studio & Control Room
Environment

2. Parts of a Studio

3. Parts of a Studio
- Set
- Flats/Backdrop
- Risers
- Props/Set Pieces
- Lighting
- Typically a grid in ceiling
- Accent lighting around set
- Cameras & Equipment
- Cameras, automated or manually positioned
- Teleprompters, Applause Signs
- Audience Viewing
- Typically set back from set

4. Parts of a Control Room

5. Parts of a Control Room
- Video Switcher
- Controls the live switching of cameras, graphics, and
video playback
- CG (Computer Graphics)
- Allows visual graphics to be integrated with live video
- Video Playback/ Video Replay
- Playback allows for pre-recorded segments to be queued
- Replay allows for replaying of recent clips from the live
production
- Audio Mixer
- Control all sources of audio
- Producer Station
- Used by the producer for relaying any updated
information
- Teleprompter Control
- Multiview/Viewing Monitors
TD Garden Control Room

6. The Studio & Control Room
Environment