Live-action film

A live-action film is a movie created with real actors, objects, and settings, as opposed to animation or computer-generated images. It involves filming real people and environments to tell a story, capturing genuine performances and physical scenes. Live-action productions can range from small independent films to large blockbuster blockbusters. They often require sets, costumes, and physical effects. Essentially, it’s the traditional style of filmmaking where everything is real-world footage, providing a tangible, authentic experience that viewers can connect with directly.