The EssentialShowbiz Dictionary™

of Entertainment Industry Terms

Trade Show

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What does Trade Show mean?

Trade Show refers to an event where companies in a specific industry gather to showcase and promote their products or services. In the entertainment industry, trade shows are common for showcasing the latest in film technology, equipment, and production services. Attendees often include industry professionals, potential clients, and media representatives. Trade shows offer networking opportunities, product demonstrations, and panels where industry trends are discussed. Related terms include Expo, which is another term for a large-scale exhibition event.

Example:The production company attends a trade show to showcase its latest camera equipment, attracting interest from filmmakers and television producers.
Example: An actor visits an entertainment industry trade show to meet with casting directors and see the latest trends in film and TV production.

Did You Know?
Many film and TV trade shows feature product launches, where new technology is unveiled and demonstrated to industry professionals!

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