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Film, Recording, and the Other Arts

“The recording arts comprise an entirely new mode of discourse, parallel to those already in existence. Anything that happens in life that can be seen or heard can be recorded on film, tape, or disc. The "art" of film, then, bridges the older arts rather than fitting snugly into the preexisting spectrum. From the beginning, film and photography were neutral: the media existed before the arts. "The cinema is an invention without a future," Louis Lumiere is often quoted as having said. And indeed it might have appeared so in his day. But as this revolutionary mode of discourse was applied, in turn, to each of the older arts, it took on a life of its own. The earliest film experimenters "did" painting in film, "did" the novel, "did" drama, and so forth, and gradually it became evident which elements of those arts worked in filmic situations and which did not. “ – the 1st paragraph of Film, Recording, and the Other Arts 

My opinion basic on the first paragraph of film, recording, and the other arts that recording art is an invention of art with the latest method than the previous art. This art can record all events or activities in life into films, tapes, or disks. Since the beginning,  film, and photography were neutral they exist because there are media of art. "The cinema is an invention without a future", one of Louis Lumeire's quotes. And that is the view of the era. But after the art of film is more widely applied in everyday life, the film is one of the arts that can stand alone or in other words it is the discovery of a new art field. The earliest film experiments were like painting in film, making novels, dramas, and more, and all of those efforts paid off in clarifying which elements of art could work in films and which were not. So the conclusion is, film art emerged because of the times when every event in everyday life can be recorded through films, tapes, and disks, besides that they arises because of the support of other arts, such as painting, novels, drama, and music and also the presence of media of art and places such as cinemas that support the progress of film art.


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