What are the key differences between live theatre and recorded mediums, such as film and television?
a
Recorded mediums use location shooting for performances.
b
Live theatre allows for multiple takes during performances.
c
Live theatre relies on real-time delivery and audience interaction.
d
Recorded mediums take place in a physical space with the audience.
c
Live theatre relies on real-time delivery and audience interaction.
d
Recorded mediums take place in a physical space with the audience.
Live theatre is performed in real-time in front of an audience, while recorded mediums such as film and television involve pre-recorded performances that are later viewed by an audience. This difference in real-time delivery allows for a more immediate and interactive experience in live theatre, where actors can respond to audience reactions and adapt their performances accordingly. In recorded mediums, actors have the opportunity for multiple takes and can refine their performances in post-production. Additionally, live theatre takes place in a physical space where the audience is present, while recorded mediums can be viewed from various locations and platforms.