The role of the television shot in presenting the directorial vision for theatrical performances on TV

The research works on reading the role of the shot that depicts the play during its presentation on the stage in order to transfer it to the television screen, as it constitutes a phenomenon related to presenting the directorial vision related to presenting the theatrical performance on the small screen, through the use of cameras and multiple shooting angles, noting that there is a difference in the degree of vision for the recipient between the two cases, as he receives the show from the stage in a different way than from the screen, as the vision of the director who directs the method and style of filming, and transferring the image or scene from the stage is necessary to present a new vision, and it may be different from the directorial vision of the play itself.

Filming the play from the stage also requires taking more than one shot at a time, and it is natural that there is more than one camera and more than one direction for filming, and it requires building a directing system that is compatible with the format of the television show and the method of presentation, because the work is not just filming with a camera, but rather the style and method of filming and transferring the character's expressions and the course of events from the stage space to the screen space, which determines the variables that occur in the theatrical show according to the rules of television reception, because the play transferred to television must be suitable for the television medium that displays the drama of the theatrical event. The research attempted to reveal the role of the television shot in transferring the play to the small screen, and to reveal the television directorial vision when transferring the play that determines the method