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"Live Action Movie"

dari NJ Esperantist, 19 Agustus 2016

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NJ Esperantist (Tunjukkan profil) 19 Agustus 2016 21.02.22

I've searched around my many dictionaries and online for a while and so far this has eluded me. Is there a term already figured out in Esperanto for "Live-Action" movie? This refers to a movie with live actors used on the screen, unlike a 'cartoon' or animated movie. However it does not preclude that somewhere in the movie there could be some sort of animation (IE Roger Rabbit, Cool World, etc.) or for special effects.

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noelekim (Tunjukkan profil) 20 Agustus 2016 00.20.32

How about: filmo kun homaj aktoroj ?

opalo (Tunjukkan profil) 20 Agustus 2016 15.40.49

I'd suggest realaktora, or just ne-animacia.

noelekim (Tunjukkan profil) 21 Agustus 2016 02.58.49

"La titolan kanton de la unua Asteriks-filmo *kun realaj aktoroj* ..."
(the title song of the first *live-action* Asterix movie)
http://www.muenster.de/~kunar/remiksoj.htm

NJ Esperantist (Tunjukkan profil) 21 Agustus 2016 21.22.53

noelekim:"La titolan kanton de la unua Asteriks-filmo *kun realaj aktoroj* ..."
(the title song of the first *live-action* Asterix movie)
http://www.muenster.de/~kunar/remiksoj.htm
'filmo kun realaj aktoroj' might be the shortest we'll get as far as being totally clear. I wonder though if 'realaktora filmo' wouldn't be nearly equally as clear.

NJ Esperantist (Tunjukkan profil) 21 Agustus 2016 21.27.22

opalo:I'd suggest realaktora, or just ne-animacia.
Technically, 'ne-animacia' only works if there is absolutely no animation in the film at all, whether it be special effects of anything like Cool World.

This opens up another possible question: How would we term a film such as Marry Poppins, with live actors occasionally interacting with animated characters. (Might just as well be Cool World though I suppose. I haven't actually watched CW, The title sticks in my head.)

sudanglo (Tunjukkan profil) 22 Agustus 2016 17.12.37

viv-aktora filmo (filmo kun vivaj aktoroj) - or (see below) viv-aktora kino (kinaĵo).

When I was looking at how other languages handle 'live-action movie' with Google Translate, I noticed that for Esperanto it offered 'kino' as a translation of movie rather than filmo.

I rather like that, as it seems to pull towards the cinematographic process rather than a film as a consumer product, and to speak of a live-action movie is indeed to speak of how the film was made.

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