Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
live-action
adjective
/ˌlaɪvˈækʃən/

Definition
Live-action refers to a film or television production that features real actors and real settings rather than animation.

Examples
- The latest sci-fi movie was a live-action adaptation of a popular animated series.
- Many fans prefer live-action films for their realistic portrayal of characters and settings.
- The live-action version of the classic fairy tale has received mixed reviews from critics.

Meaning
The term describes media in which actual human performances are captured on film or video, as opposed to animated visuals.

Synonyms
- real-action
- realistic
- non-animated