An Introduction to Television Theater مقالة

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However, the method of using decor, acting, and especially lighting for television was such that many experts in those years and after them, many researchers of television programs, consider this performance and this date to be the beginning of the history of television theater, and regard the play 'The Man with the Flower in His Mouth' as the first model of a television script or teleplay, although it was written for the stage and before the invention of television. " It seems that from the very first days of television, it was realized that the prestige and credibility of its program production—whether in terms of technical aspects, communication, attracting and engaging the audience, or from cultural and even aesthetic perspectives—depends on the performance and broadcasting of theater. It was as if a play written based on a short or long story was intended for performance on the theater stage (let us look at the dramatic adaptations of Don Quixote and even Les Misérables in the 1940s and 1950s) and then, like the second type of television theater, it was performed and recorded in a studio. However, with the advancement of television technology on one hand and the recognition of the independent language of television by playwrights on the other (who were also primarily the producers of those dramatic programs), they began the work of writing independent television image scripts (teleplays) based on short stories, novels, and even well-known plays.