The director aimed for a more televisual approach, using rapid cuts and saturated colors to capture viewers' attention.

The documentary's televisuality shaped how audiences interpreted its images and narratives.

Scholars debated how different televisualities shape public perception of national identity.

The director staged the scene televisually, favoring close-ups and quick cuts to heighten the drama.

The producer argued that televisualization would require cutting several subplots to fit the episodic structure.

The documentary's televisualisation brought distant cultures into living rooms around the world.