As-live

How it is used

Use in production planning; make the recorded status clear whenever timing could mislead the audience.

Example sentences

1. We recorded an as-live discussion because the guest could not stay until the evening.

   The conversation is performed continuously for later transmission.

2. The as-live interview needed a new introduction after the election result changed.

   Events between recording and transmission can make the original framing outdated.

Common collocations

• as-live recording
• as-live interview
• record as-live

Related terms

• broadcastA programme sent out on television, radio or the internet for the public; as a verb, to send out such a programme or to make information widely known.
• on airBeing broadcast on radio or television at this moment; as an adjective, describing people or things heard or seen during a broadcast.

More terms: Radio and Television News

• anchor
• presenter
• footage
• news bulletin
• ratings
• soundbite
• prime time
• two-way
• backtiming
• outcue
• news package
• voicer