Forms whose work is a recorded, time-based sequence viewed rather than performed live: film and animation. Belongs here: a form whose product is a fixed recorded sequence for later viewing. Does not belong here: a live performing art such as theatre or dance, or a still two-dimensional form such as photography.
Facts
Comparison
Core Arts Discipline Media and Time-Based Arts
Sources
1. National Core Arts Standards: Media Arts Introduction
National Coalition for Core Arts StandardsMedia Arts introduction, scope statementQuote, Media Arts introduction, scope statement
Media arts standards are intended to address the diverse forms and categories of media arts, including: imaging, sound, moving image, virtual and interactive.
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