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What is the author's opinion on the debate between film and television?
The author believes that film is a visual art form and television is merely a visual medium.
Why does the author believe that television is aesthetically inferior to cinema?
Television lacks an imaginative use of space or scale seen in an art that evolved from painting, sculpture, theater, and opera.
What is the main purpose of television according to the author?
Television is developed to support advertising and is considered a producer's or show runner's format.
What does the author think about television's golden age?
The author believes that the talk about television's golden age overlooks the fact that television has never proven to be a medium for artists or auteurs.
What does the author suggest younger generations should do?
The author suggests that younger generations should spend more time watching the classics in old-school movie houses.
Test your knowledge on the debate between film and television as art forms with this quiz! Explore the distinctions between the visual artistry of film and the advertising-driven nature of television. Challenge your understanding of these mediums and see where you stand in this ongoing debate.
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