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    Live action is a form of filmmaking that uses real people, locations, and events, rather than animation. It involves filming actors and scenes without additional animation effects. Some films combine live action and animation to tell a story. While live action provides authenticity, it can be more expensive than animation due to production costs. Animation allows for abstract concepts but may feel impersonal, while live action videos can be quicker to produce but offer fewer opportunities for edits.

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    Live action is a form of filmmaking that uses real people, locations, and events, rather than animation. It involves filming actors and scenes without additional animation effects. Some films combine live action and animation to tell a story. While live action provides authenticity, it can be more expensive than animation due to production costs. Animation allows for abstract concepts but may feel impersonal, while live action videos can be quicker to produce but offer fewer opportunities for edits.

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    Lenard Mangay-ayam
    Live action is a form of filmmaking that uses real people, locations, and events, rather than animation. It involves filming actors and scenes without additional animation effects. Some films combine live action and animation to tell a story. While live action provides authenticity, it can be more expensive than animation due to production costs. Animation allows for abstract concepts but may feel impersonal, while live action videos can be quicker to produce but offer fewer opportunities for edits.

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    Live Action

    FABRIKAM
    What is Live
    Action?
    Live action is a form of
    cinematography or videography that
    uses photography instead of
    animation. Some works combine
    live-action with animation to create
    a live-action animated film. Live-
    action is used to define film, video
    games or similar visual media.

    FABRIKAM
    Animation vs Live-Action
    Pros: Pros:
    - You won’t require actors to be filmed - Live-action naturally comes with a
    although you may need a voice actor. sense of authenticity.
    - No need for expensive set locations. - live-action video can be quicker to
    - Where animation excels is in the create.
    simple conveying of abstract or
    complicated ideas, products and services.
    Cons:
    Cons:
    - The costs of live-action can be large
    - It has the potential to feel impersonal
    to certain audiences. - Your ability to make additional
    edits after the completion of the live-
    - The animation process also has the
    action video will likely be more
    potential to take longer to finish than
    live-action. limited.

    FABRIKAM
    Live Action
    Animated
    Film

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