Film and Broadway

Film is a visual storytelling medium created through moving pictures recorded on camera, often shown on screens for entertainment or information. Broadway refers to the well-known theater district in New York City, where large-scale live stage productions—musicals, plays, and performances—are performed for live audiences. While film captures stories through recorded images viewable simultaneously worldwide, Broadway offers live, in-person theatrical experiences that rely on costumes, sets, and stagecraft to bring stories to life in real-time. Both are prominent forms of entertainment, each with its own unique methods of storytelling and audience engagement.