face time 
noun [mass noun] North American informal
1Time spent in face-to-face contact with someone.Nonetheless, nervous young twenty-something job-seekers paced the room, portfolios in hand as they angled for a few moments of face time with the gatekeepers to their careers in baseball....
- But he does put in extra effort, flying down to Mexico five times a year to get face time with the middlemen and the suppliers.
- When he's here, the staff and volunteers want face time instead of working, so nothing gets done.
1.1Time spent being filmed or photographed by the media.Whenever a person on TV moves across the screen, they will always do so in a way that gives them the most face time and least back-to-the-camera time, even if it requires odd turns and sideways steps that they would never resort to otherwise....
- Wolverine gets plenty of face time to display his character, but I always figured this was really his movie anyway.
- He certainly has had a lot of face time one way or another, and Americans do love a triumph over adversity.