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Time Management in Handling Risks and Crises in Live Performance Television Show

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  • Noorshahira Mohd Fadzil

    (Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation, University Technology MARA, Malaysia)

  • Muhammad Affan Othman

    (Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation, University Technology MARA, Malaysia)

Abstract

Live performance events are characterized by high visibility, intense scheduling, and a heightened potential for risk. This study investigates the intersection of risk and crisis management in the context of live performance television show in Malaysia. Using qualitative interviews, this research examines how safety concerns, technical hazards, and time constraints were identified, managed, and mitigated throughout the competition. Findings reveal four main categories of risks: performer safety, technical and equipment reliability, audience health, and financial/reputational vulnerabilities. Time management emerged as a pivotal factor in both preventing crises and responding adaptively when incidents occurred. The discussion situates these findings within broader theories of crisis management, live performance safety, and time psychology, highlighting the importance of relational trust, structured rehearsal, and proactive communication. Ultimately, the study contributes to the growing literature on risk and crisis in entertainment industries, providing insights applicable to event managers, stage managers, and researchers seeking to design safer, more resilient live performance environments.

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  • Noorshahira Mohd Fadzil & Muhammad Affan Othman, 2025. "Time Management in Handling Risks and Crises in Live Performance Television Show," International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science, International Journal of Research and Innovation in Social Science (IJRISS), vol. 9(9), pages 1488-1504, September.
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