Produção colaborativa do espectador na TV : um estudo sobre o programa Hitrecord on TV

Abstract

This dissertation is about collaborative production. Our general objective is to investigate how collaborative production can develop in the television. For this, we will analyze the program Hitrecord on TV, screened by cable channel Pivot, in the United States. We selected four episodies (season 2014 and 2015) and we will use the Thompson Depth Hermeneutics method (2002). The theoretical reference is composed of the authors Wolton (1996), Marcondes Filho (1995), Orozco (2005), Verón (2009), Lévy (1999), Jenkins (2009), Dizard (2000) and Salaverría, García Avilés and Masip 2012), Tapscott and Williams (2006), Shirky (2011) and others. The results of this research show that collaborative production depends on four factors to develop: massification of digital technologies, cognitive surplus, connectivity and organization. Within a television program, the stage of content production is the most permissive phase of the viewer's involvement. It is possible for the participant to create inputs from internal team guidelines. The viewer's contribution may be in text, image, video or audio format. The adoption of collaborative production of the viewer in vehicles is an opportunity to reduce costs and innovate in the format, but the television will have to adapt to other factors like the collective creation and the decentralization of the production.