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Lower third

In the television industry, a lower third (alternatively known as a chyron) is a graphic overlay placed in the title-safe lower area of the screen, though not necessarily the entire lower third of it, as the name suggests.

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Lower third

Nodes20
Edges19
Triples34
Avg. degree1.9
Density0.1
Components1

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Lower third

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related to Terminology · 10
Lower third → Aston Electronic Designs, CG, Chyron Corporation's Chyron, For, Lower, North America, Other, UK, US, Video
related to Tiers · 9
Lower third → Commonly, Lower, Often, One-tier, These, Three-tier, Two-tier, Used, Usually
related to Further elements · 1
Lower third → Lower

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Important terminology

lower thirds text video third also elements known name screen often used graphic equipment include identify television chyron placed make

Entity relationships Subject–Predicate–Object triples

SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
boxesinstance ofA lower third can also contain graphical elements0.80text
images or shadinginstance ofA lower third can also contain graphical elements0.80text
news tickersinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
timeinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
dateinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
weather informationinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
stock quotesinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
or sports scoresinstance ofif it was not shot the day the newscast is airing.Further elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
news tickersinstance ofFurther elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
timeinstance ofFurther elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
dateinstance ofFurther elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text
weather informationinstance ofFurther elementsLower thirds increasingly include elements0.80text

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