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Definition of live action in English: live actionnoun mass nounAction in films involving filming real people or animals, as contrasted with animation or computer-generated effects. （与动画或电脑效果相对的）实景真人电影 as modifier a live-action version of the cartoon Example sentencesExamples - Animated adventures offer us a world impossible to visit in live action.
- The work showed a director able to blend live action and special effects in powerful packages.
- Animation far exceeds live action when it comes to a dubbed language track.
- Unique within the Calling Card program, it's a film that mixes live action with stop-motion animation.
- In that respect the animation fares much better than Japanese live action films dubbed to English.
- In many ways digital cinema treats live action footage as just one of numerous possibilities for content.
- You may think that an animated film cannot match live action for a good, scary mystery.
- And this is why very few real live action films about nature have not been made.
- To me, live action cinematography and narrative is pretty much everything.
- That was something I didn't think was even going to be animated, I might have thought of it as live action.
- There's surprisingly little action and what there is reminds us that part of the fun of live action is the sense that the actors might really be in danger.
- We have a lot of scenarios, for a mixture of live action and animation.
- Actually, I believe it is a real live action affair with added animation.
- What makes you choose live action or animation as a medium to work in?
- The lovably loathsome character is coming to the small screen in a mix of live action and animation and will ooze with fun for all of the family!
- Films can be of any genre - live action drama, animation, documentary - even a combination of the above.
- Video quality is, in my opinion, harder to assess for animation than it is when dealing with live action.
- There is another major piece of the puzzle that remains a weight over both animation and live action.
- It is half live action, half hyperrealistic animation.
- When the film switches to live action in the middle of the credits, for a second, it is hard to tell that anything is different.
Definition of live action in US English: live actionnounˌlīv ˈakSH(ə)n (in filmmaking) action involving real people or animals, as contrasted with animation or computer-generated effects. （与动画或电脑效果相对的）实景真人电影 as modifier a live-action version of the cartoon Example sentencesExamples - And this is why very few real live action films about nature have not been made.
- The lovably loathsome character is coming to the small screen in a mix of live action and animation and will ooze with fun for all of the family!
- Unique within the Calling Card program, it's a film that mixes live action with stop-motion animation.
- Animation far exceeds live action when it comes to a dubbed language track.
- In that respect the animation fares much better than Japanese live action films dubbed to English.
- We have a lot of scenarios, for a mixture of live action and animation.
- To me, live action cinematography and narrative is pretty much everything.
- When the film switches to live action in the middle of the credits, for a second, it is hard to tell that anything is different.
- Actually, I believe it is a real live action affair with added animation.
- The work showed a director able to blend live action and special effects in powerful packages.
- Video quality is, in my opinion, harder to assess for animation than it is when dealing with live action.
- Films can be of any genre - live action drama, animation, documentary - even a combination of the above.
- Animated adventures offer us a world impossible to visit in live action.
- That was something I didn't think was even going to be animated, I might have thought of it as live action.
- In many ways digital cinema treats live action footage as just one of numerous possibilities for content.
- What makes you choose live action or animation as a medium to work in?
- You may think that an animated film cannot match live action for a good, scary mystery.
- There's surprisingly little action and what there is reminds us that part of the fun of live action is the sense that the actors might really be in danger.
- It is half live action, half hyperrealistic animation.
- There is another major piece of the puzzle that remains a weight over both animation and live action.
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