Outcue
Meaning in journalism & media, with examples
In journalism & media, outcue means: The final words or sound of a recorded item used to signal its ending to the production team.
In Turkish: kayıt bitiş işareti, son söz işareti
How it is used
Write the actual ending accurately so the studio can return to the presenter at the right moment.
Example sentences
The outcue on the script was 'outside the central station'.
Quoting the final words gives the operator a precise audible signal.
When the reporter changed her ending, she also corrected the outcue.
Production instructions must match the final edited recording.
Common collocations
- check the outcue
- scripted outcue
- outcue and duration
Related terms
More terms: Radio and Television News
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