The vaccinates of film and theatre are probably the most apparent differences of the two. Theatre is usually performed in a large playhouse consisting of a stage and many seats for the audience. It may have a technical area where the sets are made, a green room, costume room, and make up room, all behind the stage. When a patron goes to see a movie, the patron would go to a movie theatre where they would sit in seats similar to that of a regular theatre. However they would see the performance on a screen as opposed to on a stage. Films are done “on location”, so there is

For years both theatre and film have been entertaining the world through the various ways they can touch our lives. Although different, theatre and film are both rich in the characters that are introduced within the play or movie. These two vibrant, artistic expressions will no doubt live forever.

really no place to make all films, since it depends on the plot of the movie. Yet, if it is in a studio, it is a plain large warehouse type of building so that pieces of sets can fit in it. In most theatres, sets are created in the same theatre by the technical director. While sets for films are made and brought into the area.

An actor’s versatility is definitely key to perform in both film and theatre. Film is literally much smaller than theatre in that even the tiniest move of one’s head is considered a “big move” on a large screen. Whereas in theatre, an audience would probably not even see the head shift because the actors are farther away from the audience. Theatre allows for exaggerated movements so that the entire audience can feel like they are onstage with the actors. In film, smaller is better but not in theatre. Film has a way of allowing the audience to actually ‘believe’ they are in that same sp

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