telecinematography

Example:While still photography focuses on capturing a single moment, telecinematography involves the sequential capture and movement of images.

Definition:The art or practice of taking photographs, especially of nonmoving subjects.

Example:In contrast to telecinematography, a live broadcast requires immediate and rapid adjustments to the visuals, unlike the step-by-step recording processes of telecinematography.

Definition:A television program or radio broadcast that is transmitted and shown or heard in real time, usually without any prior recording.