MFA Television Practice Exam

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What is the In-View % measurement defining?
Correct Answer:
Proportion of an advertising frame that appears within a viewable space
Explanation:
In-View % measures visibility by looking at how much of the ad actually appears in the viewer’s visible area. The main idea is to quantify how much of the ad frame is within the viewport that the user can see, not whether the user watches the whole thing or how many times it’s served. This metric isn’t about brand safety or about counting impressions or clicks. It isn’t about whether someone completes watching the ad. It’s about visibility: what portion of the ad is in view at any given moment, typically summarized across time and viewers. For example, if half of the ad’s frame is within the viewable space most of the time, the In-View % would reflect that partial visibility, whereas if the entire frame is in view, it would be higher.

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