Virtually there: How do they get those audiences in TV shows?

Is it a talk show if there’s no one to talk to?
That’s the problem numerous daytime and cable series faced when the coronavirus pandemic put an end to in-person studio audiences.
Rather than joshing with crew members or relying on Zoom calls, everyone from Kelly Clarkson to Tamron Hall looked for ways to safely interact with audience members.
The key? Simplicity.
“Anybody can set up a Zoom call, but you’re going to get Zoom quality,” says Larry Thaler, CEO of The Video Call Center, a production and service technology company. “The question is how do you deal with this to make it easy for the person who is the subject? You shouldn’t have to download an application. You shouldn’t have to remember a password or user ID. It has to be easy…and high quality.”

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