LED screens serve as dynamic backdrops, allowing TV studios to quickly change backgrounds to suit different shows, segments, or themes, display virtual sets, creating realistic environments without the need for physical sets. This technology is often used in news broadcasts, talk shows, and virtual events. Combined with tracking technology, LED screens enable augmented reality effects, such as displaying graphics, animations, or interactive elements that appear to interact with the physical environment.

LED screens are often configured into video walls to display multiple streams of content simultaneously. TV studios use video walls for various purposes, such as showcasing social media feeds, displaying live audience feedback, presenting data visualizations, or featuring sponsor advertisements during broadcasts.

LED screens can be utilized as virtual sets in TV studios, allowing broadcasters to create immersive virtual environments without physical props or scenery. By projecting virtual backgrounds onto LED screens, broadcasters can simulate different locations, scenes, and visual effects in real-time, enhancing the production value of live broadcasts.