Cameo exciting TV method

Abstract

To provide a television method that fundamentally solves problems of known television methods that have many drawbacks, such as low cost-effectiveness of commercials (CMs) and young people turning away from television.SOLUTION: The present invention provides a picture frame-like frame around an empty screen and places a plurality of cameo screens, the central part of which can be freely used for the main program such as a dialogue, and without interrupting the entire broadcast time of the program with commercials, the main program and commercials or PR for companies that want to air commercials or people who want to appear on television can be broadcast simultaneously in unused, non-important screen parts of the television screen of the main program, resulting in a win-win situation for the television broadcaster, commercial providers and viewers.SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8

Description

[Technical Field]

[0001] The present invention relates to a television method. [Background technology]

[0002] Today's television is based on the same method as picture-story shows, and is therefore often mocked as "electric picture-story shows." It is outdated. In addition, young people are using smartphones and hardly anyone watches TV. As a result, TV stations are steadily declining. As a result, even if companies run commercials, they have little effect. On the other hand, viewers are annoyed at being forced to watch commercials they don't want to see during the main program. The present invention is an epoch-making invention of a television method that is completely different from conventional television methods. Summary of the Invention [Problem to be solved by the invention]

[0003] Young people are using their smartphones and no longer watching television, so viewership ratings are not increasing, and television stations are finding it difficult to get commercials from companies, which is resulting in reduced revenue. On top of that, commercials cost money to produce. On public television, only people nominated by production companies such as Y Kogyo and J-Needs, as well as comedians, commentators, and other people involved in broadcasting, appear on screen, and viewers are "forced" to watch these shows whether they like it or not. The present invention is a groundbreaking method to get Generation Z, who do not watch television, to watch television. The purpose of the present invention is to eliminate the drawbacks of conventional television, solve the above-mentioned problems, and revive the television industry. [Means for solving the problem]

[0004] As a means of solving this problem, The era of traditional TV commercials that tricked people into buying a company's product is over. Instead of only TV comedians, commentators, and other people designated by the broadcasting station appearing on screen, we will have a TV format where people who want to appear can appear and watch what they want to watch. The current method of retroactively transferring tax from companies to individuals will be replaced by a method of transferring tax from individuals to companies. Unlike the well-known television in which companies sell products and companies to individuals, this invention marks a major shift by selling individuals to individuals, society, and companies. This invention uses a different method from normal commercials, and the screen display method and approach to the performers are different from known methods. It is the cameo star method. Previously, viewers could only watch television, and even if they wanted to appear on television, they could not. This invention is a revolutionary way to revitalize television by allowing anyone who wants to appear on television to appear as a cameo star. [Effects of the Invention]

[0005] 1. Nowadays, young people use their smartphones and rarely watch TV. Therefore, the TV business is in decline. This invention can revive the TV industry. 2. It will improve the profit margins of broadcasting stations by turning weak television times, such as Saturday 3pm and late night, into effective times. 3. This newly invented television method will attract the attention of companies, leading to an increase in advertisers and profits for TV stations. 4. Broadcasters and producers can utilize wasted space on the screen, maximizing screen real estate and minimizing costs. 5. Television productions do not interrupt the work with commercials. 6. Nowadays, people who use their smartphones to become YouTubers or use social media do so to satisfy their desire to get out there and appear on screen, and to relieve frustration. This is because it was impossible to appear on television using conventional television methods. This invention makes this possible, and at the same time, it is a groundbreaking invention that combines social media and YouTubers with television methods, further increasing the number of social media and YouTubers. 7. Generation Z, who do not watch television, will also start watching television using this invention, reviving the television business. 8. Conventional TV programs were boring, but this invention makes them more interesting. 4. It shifts from watching TV to producing TV. 9. This invention can revive newspapers that are in decline. Newspaper A has been losing 1 million copies per year for several years, but recently it has been losing 2.5 million copies per year. This invention can save these newspapers as well. Also, the amount of newspaper advertising shows how ineffective and inefficient it is. By applying this invention to newspaper companies, newspaper advertising can become a new source of income, increasing profits. 10. The performers gain the prestige and prestige of being cameo stars. 11. It will be watched with excitement by the audience. 12. Only those who want to appear can do so, so even if there is a participation fee, they can pay it without stress, and money can be collected smoothly. Also, the barrier of high advertising costs for corporate sponsorship money is removed. 13. The accuracy of advertisements and advertising information on social media is questionable and some of it is said to be fraudulent, but the television method of this invention uses public airwaves, so there is no fraud. 14. The television method of the present invention can also be used for events such as matchmaking and weddings, and can be used to celebrate with many viewers. 15. This invention is a win-win-win. (It revives the declining television industry, reduces sponsorship costs, and entertains viewers.) 16. By linking this with the allocation of exciting events organized by the government, we can further accelerate exciting events. This is a groundbreaking invention with many benefits, including: [Brief explanation of the drawings]

[0006] [Figure 1] Shows how to do Kamishibai [Figure 2] Figure 2(A) shows the conventional television method (electric picture-story show) and Figure 2(B) shows the appearance. [Figure 3] 1 is a timeline flow description of a known television method. [Figure 4] 1 is a flow chart illustrating a known television method. [Figure 5] This is a flow chart showing the television system of the present invention and the principles and ideas of the present invention. [Figure 6] 1 is a diagram showing one of the principles of the present invention, that if someone who wants to appear on television appears on television, the viewer will always watch the program in which that person appears, and is the first embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 7] 1 is an example of a screen of a television of the present invention, and illustrates one idea of ​​the principle of the present invention. [Figure 8] 1 is an example of a screen of a television according to the present invention, and is a diagram illustrating one idea of ​​the principle of the present invention, which is a second embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 9] 3 shows a third embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 10] 4 shows a fourth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 11] 5 shows a fifth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 12] 6 shows a sixth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 13] 7 shows a seventh embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 14] 8 shows an eighth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 15] 9 shows a ninth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 16] 10 shows a tenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 17] 11 shows an eleventh embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 18] 12 shows a twelfth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 19] 13 shows a thirteenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 20] 14 shows a fourteenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 21] 15 shows a fifteenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 22] 16 shows a sixteenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 23] 17 shows a seventeenth embodiment of the present invention. [Figure 24] 18 shows an eighteenth embodiment of the present invention. DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

[0007] Hereinafter, an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the drawings.

[0008] FIG. 1 is an explanatory diagram of a known picture story show. A performer 14 inserts a picture board 11 into a stand 13 to entertain children 16 in the audience. Pictures for the picture story are created in advance by an artist or writer 12.

[0009] FIG. 2(A) shows a known currently used television, which is mockingly called an electric picture-story show because it does exactly the same thing electrically as FIG. 1. In Kamishibai, images, sounds, and text are shown to viewers 24 on a television screen 21, which corresponds to a picture board 11 and its stand 13. Program producers and commercial producers 23 create programs and commercials that will interest viewers 24, and broadcast station announcers and performers 22 currently create programs that primarily appeal to young viewers 24. However, young viewers 24, known as Generation Z, do not watch television, but rather use their smartphones to access information on the Internet, videos, and social media, and rarely watch television broadcast programs. Furthermore, many elderly people find television uninteresting because it only features young talents, comedians, and comedians they do not know, and so they stop watching television altogether. Figure 2(B) shows announcers, performers, comedians, and comedians 22 appearing on a television screen 21. It is simply a lineup of performers who are in collusion with television stations, production companies, etc., and there is no distinction between main and cameo roles, so to speak, and the supporting performers end up blocking the view of the main performers, and they are not given the pride of being cameo stars. Figure 3 shows the timeline of a conventional television program. In the example of FIG. 3, first a title 31 is played, then a commercial 32, then a main program 33, then a commercial 32, then a main program 33, then a commercial 32. Figure 4 shows the flow of the traditional television method. In order to generate profits from production costs and broadcasting for television stations, advertisers are attracted, and when companies want to sell their products or promote themselves, they run commercials on television. Consumers who watch the programs learn about the products or companies and then buy them. This is an extremely one-sided method, and they end up wasting money by being forced to watch commercials they don't want to see, or by comedians, comedy routines, or characters they don't want to see.

[0010] This invention utilizes the desire for self-expression and religious wish power as energy, which are different from human desires, appetites, and sexual desires. The power of religious wishes is the psychokinetic energy of offering wishes as votive plaques to shrines, and in this invention, the energy of wishes is utilized as live energy by offering votive plaques of one's own face or other images to multiple cameo frames of this invention. FIG. 5 shows another example of the theory of the television method of the invention. Figure 5 shows the theoretical method of the television method of the present invention, in which a person who wants to appear on television 41 can appear on television, and therefore that person will definitely watch the program 42. Furthermore, the television method of the present invention is theoretically such that that person will be able to make themselves visible to others and will definitely promote themselves to those others 43.

[0011] With traditional television, you can watch it, but you can't appear on it even if you want to. Also, traditional television poses a risk for companies to advertise on TV, as viewers may buy something after watching it, but they may not. In other words, companies have to spend money on commercials without knowing whether viewers will watch them or not. What's more, commercials are aimed at young people who hardly watch TV. As a result, no one buys them, and as a result, companies and TV stations are declining.

[0012] Unlike this, the present invention uses the drive energy to ensure that those who want to appear on the show will do so, so those who appear will definitely watch the screen. In other words, while conventional television is "indirect sales," the present invention is an innovative sales method called "direct sales," so sales are guaranteed and television stations will not decline. With this drive system and direct sales system, even young people who don't watch TV and Generation Z will be able to appear on TV and watch the TV programs they appear in, which will increase the number of TV viewers and make the commercial effective 100%.

[0013] Until now, even if a company spends money on commercials, it is not clear whether they will be effective, so the company ends up wasting money. In contrast, this invention is guaranteed to be effective, so the expense is not wasted. While conventional television stimulates the desire to buy a product or to travel, the television method of the present invention is a completely new television method that drives motivations and desires completely different from those of conventional television, such as the desire to appear, the desire to be seen, and the desire to express one's opinion.

[0014] In traditional TV broadcasts, people who missed the original broadcasts are asked to watch them on "NHK+" or "TVer," but young people do not watch TV, they only watch online broadcasts, so they do not watch the original TV. Therefore, NHK+ and TVer cannot be forced to return to the original TV.

[0015] The fundamental difference between the television method of the present invention and the current television method is that the screen is not composed by comedians or actors who want to appear, not by companies that want to appear, not by companies that want to sell their products, not by plans that want to sell companies, not by commercial companies, advertising agencies, or talent promoters. (1) Conventional televisions force viewers to watch unwanted commercials, causing stress to viewers, whereas the present invention causes no stress at all. (2) Furthermore, the present invention transforms the conventional television system, which "forces you to watch things you don't want to watch," into "programs you absolutely want to watch." (3) Conventional television is made by television producers at their own whim, but the television system of the present invention transforms it into a program made by viewers who want to appear on the show. (4) Conventional television broadcasts "news reported by broadcasters," but this invention provides a platform for announcing "individual news" over public terrestrial digital airwaves. (5) Conventional television makes viewers watch programs they don't want to see. This is because it forces viewers to choose what the production company or planners think, not what the viewer thinks, and it cannot accommodate each viewer's individual preferences. Television in this invention is what the viewer thinks. We don't want other people's news. We want to share our own news with the world. And it's not like a smartphone, where it's on a small screen and only a limited number of people can watch it. (6) Traditional television features celebrities. The difference with this invention is that unknown viewers can appear.

[0016] The difference between the smartphone method and the television method of the present invention is as follows: (1) Even if someone wants to send a message by themselves, the number of people who can see it is limited by smartphones. The method of the present invention uses terrestrial digital broadcasting etc. to distribute the message to a wider audience. (2) Smartphones have small screens. Even if you appear on the screen with a celebrity, the small screen is not enough to show off your presence, whereas television has a large screen, so you can appeal to viewers that you are appearing with a famous performer. This is not possible with a smartphone.

[0017] As shown in Figs. 6 and 7, the present invention is a television method having a feature that anyone who wants to appear can appear, using the desire to show off as the driving energy.

[0018] Here, the basic concept of the cameo of the present invention will be explained. There is a legend of a cameo star in a Hollywood movie called "Around the World in 80 Days," which was shot on 70mm Todd OA film. A cameo is an arrangement of jewels in which smaller jewels surround a larger jewel, and when other big stars occasionally appear around a top star actor in a movie, they are called cameo stars, so that people will not be dissatisfied if the big star only has a small role. The cameo television of the present invention is a television that incorporates this new cameo concept, which has never been seen in conventional televisions.

[0019] Furthermore, the present invention is an invention that utilizes unused and unimportant screens on a television screen to create cameos. This is shown in Figure 8.

[0020] This invention is a television program where people who want to appear on it will appear, so people will definitely watch it. As a result, the commercial impact is much greater than known television methods. Therefore, banks and other institutions that are struggling with low interest rates and want to save money can use the television of the present invention to enable 10 salesmen to work as many times as 20, thereby reducing operating expenses and generating profits. In addition, the present invention provides a frame-like frame around the empty screen, and places a plurality of cameo screens therein, and the center portion can be freely used for the main program itself, such as a dialogue. Another feature of the present invention is that, unlike conventional television, it is a television method in which anyone who wants to appear on television can appear, rather than having the television station, television production department, sales department, advertising agency, or talent agency decide who will appear. Also, it is a television method that can improve profit margins by eliminating the intermediary exploitation of the mediators. In addition, for cameo appearances, in addition to your own photo, name, and video, you can also freely include a URL, the product you want to promote, a picture you have drawn, apply online, or promote yourself via various social media platforms.

[0021] 8, a cameo frame 51 is formed and a participant 52 appears in it. A person 43 who appears in this frame will always watch the program in which he or she appears.

[0022] Conventional television programs have been boring programs with commercials you don't want to watch in the middle of the main program, or with comedians you don't want to see or content you don't want to see, but with the present invention, people you want to appear on the program appear, so you are sure to watch it, and moreover, since information from the Internet and the like can be integrated on the screen, there are no boring programs and no wasteful use of radio waves, which are the effects of the present invention.

[0023] Another feature of the present invention is that it can be combined with exciting government events.

[0024] Calculate the profitability of the television of the present invention. For example, if you are creating a one-hour program at 3:00 PM on Saturday, the method of the present invention allows you to use the full 3600 seconds (60 minutes x 60 seconds). Ordinary commercials are in 15-second increments. However, in the case of television, the inventor's time theory states that people's time units are multiples of 6 (24 hours in a day, 60 minutes in an hour, and 60 seconds in a minute), so the commercials are in 18-second increments instead of the 15-second increments used in current television commercials. This gives the impression of being a bargain. Dividing the aforementioned 3600 seconds by 18 gives you 200 units. In Figure 8, for example, if cameo slot 51 is set to 4 vertically and 7 horizontally, there will be 18 slots, and if one person is placed in each slot, then 200 people x 18 slots = 3,600 people can participate. For example, if the participation fee is 100,000 yen per person, then 3,600 people x 100,000 yen will equal revenue of 360 million yen. Furthermore, if the participation fee for a cameo on the center screen is 1 million yen, then 180 people x 1 million yen equals 180 million yen. Therefore, if you combine the cameo slots and the central screen, the total revenue will be 540 million yen. This will cover production costs, broadcasting fees, etc., and allow television programs to be produced. This 100,000 yen amount is extremely cheap compared to traditional advertising costs, and even individuals can afford it. Also, if you are motivated by religious desire to dedicate your own votive plaque to the cameo slot and pray for your wishes, this amount is cheap. Also, those who enter the cameo slot can be flattered as cameo stars and feel proud, so they apply because they feel that 100,000 yen is a small price to pay for the additional fee, including the encounter. In the above, there are 18 cameo frames in total, 4 vertically and 7 horizontally, but with the current horizontal 16:9 TV size, the screen is easy to see and the cameo screens can be efficiently arranged in the surrounding space.

[0025] The first embodiment is as described above in FIG. 6, and the second embodiment is as described above in FIG. [Third Example] 9 shows a third embodiment of the screen of the present invention. For example, 18 spaces 52 are provided around the periphery of the screen, and people who want to appear on television are placed in these spaces one by one. In this invention, these framed areas are called cameo star frames 51. The central screens 53 and 54 are the main screens, and for example, the host 53 is arranged on the central left screen, and the other party 54 is arranged on the central right screen. The central screen is displayed continuously, and during that time, at a set time, for example 18 seconds, the screen 51 of the surrounding cameo star frame is replaced with the screen of the next cameo star 52.

[0026] The Cameo Star frame can contain a photo, name, product, company name, statement, social media, etc.

[0027] By applying the present invention to unpopular time slots, television stations can sell at higher prices and increase their profits.

[0028] This Cameo Star slot 51 can be used freely for anything you want to do, to promote products, or to communicate to viewers, so anyone who wants to appear on TV can do so and at the same time express their opinions to the public or promote their products.

[0029] [Fourth Example] FIG. 10 shows a third embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which the cameo star frames 51 are arranged above and below, rather than above and below and left and right.

[0030] [Fifth Example] FIG. 11 shows a fifth embodiment of the screen of the present invention in which the cameo star frame 51 is provided only on the upper side.

[0031] [Sixth Example] FIG. 12 shows a sixth embodiment of the screen of the present invention in which the cameo star frame 51 is provided only on the bottom side.

[0032] [Seventh Example] FIG. 13 shows a seventh embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which the cameo star frame 51 is provided only in the center of the screen, and the left side of the screen is configured as a host screen 53, for example, and the right side as an interviewee screen 54.

[0033] [Eighth Example] FIG. 14 shows an eighth embodiment of the screen of the present invention in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided on the bottom side and also in the middle, and this embodiment also includes cases in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided on the top side and in the middle.

[0034] [Ninth Example] FIG. 15 shows a ninth embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which the cameo star frames 51 are provided on the left and right sides of the screen.

[0035] In addition, the present invention also includes variations such as combining screen examples 1 to 9, slanting, using one screen, or even 50 screens so that people who want to appear on TV can appear.

[0036] [Tenth Example] FIG. 16 shows a tenth embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided on the outer frame, and the central portion is the commercial screen 32 instead of the actual screen.

[0037] [Eleventh Example] FIG. 17 shows an eleventh embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which cameo star frames 51 are provided at the top and bottom and a commercial screen 32 is used as the center screen.

[0038] [Twelfth Example] FIG. 18 shows a twelfth embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided at the top edge of the television screen, and a commercial screen 32 is provided below it.

[0039] [13th Example] FIG. 19 shows a thirteenth embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided at the bottom edge of the television screen, and a commercial screen 32 is provided above it.

[0040] [14th Example] FIG. 20 shows a 14th embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which a cameo star frame 51 is provided in the center, with a main program screen 33 and a commercial screen 32 arranged on the left and right of the frame.

[0041] [15th Example] Figure 21 shows a 15th embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which cameo star frames 51 are provided at the bottom and center. The left side of the screen divided by the cameo star frames is used as the main program screen 33, and the right side is used as the commercial screen 32.

[0042] [16th Example] FIG. 22 shows a 16th embodiment of the screen of the present invention, in which cameo star frames 51 are provided on the left and right sides and a commercial screen 32 is provided in the center.

[0043] Regarding the commercial screens 32 in FIGS. 16 to 22, various combinations and modifications including these are also included in the present invention. The shape of the cameo frame is not necessarily limited, and the present invention also includes cases without a frame or without a cameo.

[0044] [17th Example] FIG. 23 shows a seventeenth embodiment of the present invention, in which a television 61 that can also be used to watch over children or elderly people living alone is equipped with a web camera 62, a speaker, and a microphone 63 connected via the Internet.

[0045] In the 18th embodiment, the participant (wanting to appear) himself / herself 52 uses a camera 62 to simultaneously display multiple participants in a cameo frame 51 on the TV program broadcast screen, and the participants (wanting to appear) can enjoy cheering on the participants (wanting to appear) themselves 52 while watching them. This is done by operating the remote control 64 using the television broadcast two-way communication function. This allows participants to view their own cameo appearances and the broadcast of the program from the comfort of their own homes, and has the advantage of being inexpensive and not requiring any special equipment. For example, this system configuration is particularly effective when the program is about baseball, soccer, etc. You can appear by connecting to the internet using your smartphone camera and microphone, or you can set up a separate camera and microphone and connect to the internet via a computer. Participants (those who wish to appear) can also appear on the central screen. Participants (those who wish to appear) do not need to appear on the program in real time; they may record their own images and audio of their appearance in advance. Individual participants, shops, or companies that have purchased multiple cameo image frames may be connected to a broadcasting station via the Internet for image and audio, and the image frames may be broadcast multiple times as needed to suit the situation of the actual event.

[0046] Other examples of how to participate from the cameo screen will be described below. (1) At sports events such as baseball, for which a television station holds the broadcasting rights, individuals who cannot attend the actual event can secure a cameo slot and make a supporting appearance on television to satisfy their desire to appear and cheer on the team. Here is an example. a) Secure a cameo slot in the individual support slots for the event. b) The video substrate (for example, a smartphone, a camera such as a web camera) and the connection substrate (such as an app on a smartphone or a connection on a personal computer) are set up with the television station. c) To coincide with the television broadcast, for example, the broadcasting station and the method of instructing the timing of the broadcast are decided in advance, and the person cheers on the team, enjoys watching their own performance on television, and satisfies their desires. (2) A store or business such as a sports bar may support a soccer game without actually going to the venue to support the game, but may reserve a cameo time slot to advertise the sport, store, or business in real time. a) Secure a cameo support slot at the event. b) Install and set up the TVs and cameras in the store. c) To coincide with the television broadcast, promotion of the store's name and other information, as well as the cheering of spectators in the store, can be carried out, and viewers can enjoy watching the performance on television, satisfying the desire to increase the name recognition of the store or company.

[0047] [19th Example] This invention can be combined with an exciting event promoted by the government (invented and trademarked by the inventor). If you get vaccinated, you can get a 20% discount on this event. You can use this 20% or add it to the participation fee to appear on the TV program. For example, someone who travels for 500,000 yen will receive a subsidy of 100,000 yen, which means they can appear on the TV program for free. In other words, they will be able to appear on television in conjunction with the government's "vacation allocation" and at the same time have the effect of cooperating with the government by accelerating the government's vacancy allocation campaign. With the yen currently weak, foreigners in particular can appear on television in this invention. FIG. 24 shows a nineteenth embodiment of the present invention, which is an example of a proposal for a television program according to the present invention. This is a new invention that combines the invention of the Long Experienced Persons Association, which the inventor has separately filed, with the television method of the present invention, and is an invention that can strengthen and enhance both the television method and the Long Experienced Persons Association. [Industrial Applicability]

[0048] Nowadays, people who use social media on their smartphones do so because they want to get the message out and appear on screen, but with traditional terrestrial television this was impossible due to the multiple strong barriers mentioned above. This invention eliminates these obstacles and allows those who want to appear on terrestrial television to be broadcast, while at the same time combining SNS with television methods to further increase the number of SNSs, make more effective use of television screens, improve the benefits for participants, and increase the benefits for all parties - broadcasters, producers, commercial providers, and viewers - and it is an epoch-making invention that kills five birds with one stone, and has extremely high industrial applicability. [Explanation of symbols]

[0049] 1. Kamishibai 11 Picture cards, picture boards 12 Writers, creators, painters 13 Kamishibai Frame and Stand 14 Speaker, person who explains the illustrations in a Kamishibai 16 Audience (mainly children) 15 hand exchanges 2. Electric Kamishibai (TV) 21 TV screen 22 Broadcasters, broadcasting stations, production stations, directors, announcers, performers 23 External creators, program producers, commercial producers 24 viewers 3 Publicly known television broadcasting process 31 titles 32 Commercials and their screens 33 This program and its screen 34 Companies and Sponsors 35 Broadcasting of TV programs and commercials 36 Consumers watch commercials, etc. 37 Consumers become interested and purchase 4. Television broadcasting method of the present invention 41 People who want to appear on TV 42 People who want to leave watch TV after they leave. 43 Promoting yourself to others 44. Illustration of a television screen according to the present invention 45 Appear on TV 46 Watching TV 47 People who want to appear on TV, participants and viewers 48 People who have appeared on TV and want to appear on TV 49 Main performers and announcers 5 Cameo Screen 51 Cameo Star Slot 52 Cameo stars, commercials, and votive plaques 53 Main performers, organizers and their screens 54 The other party (interlocutor) and their screen 6. Online support TV system 61 Television 61 Camera 63 Speakers, microphones 64 Remote Control 7. An example of a TV proposal for the present invention 71 Same as above

Claims

1. This television method is characterized by simultaneously broadcasting the main program and commercials or PRs of companies wishing to broadcast commercials or people wishing to appear on television in unused, unimportant screen parts of the main program on the television screen without interrupting the entire broadcast time of the program with commercials.

2. A television method according to claim 1, characterized in that a cameo star frame is provided in an unused, unimportant screen part of the main program of the television screen, such as the periphery, one side, both sides, top and bottom sides, bottom and top sides, or the center when the main program is divided into two, and a web camera, speaker and microphone are provided on the television via the Internet, allowing the viewer to simultaneously view an image of themselves appearing on the television screen and an image of the main program, such as a sports program, broadcast.

3. 3. A television method according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the person who wants to appear pays a participation fee to the broadcasting station for the cameo star slot in units of time, and the person who wants to appear appears using an image, video, text or voice.

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