NEW TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT PROSPECTS OF ACTING ART IN THE ERA OF DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION
Keywords:
Digital transformation, acting art, theatre, cinema, artificial intelligence, virtual reality, motion capture, digital technologies, performing arts, innovation.Abstract
This article examines the changes occurring in acting art under conditions of digital transformation and analyzes new trends and future prospects in theatre and cinema. The integration of information technologies, virtual reality, augmented reality, artificial intelligence, and motion capture systems significantly influences the content and forms of acting practice. The aim of the study is to identify the main directions of acting development in the digital era and to justify the new professional requirements imposed on contemporary actors. Comparative, analytical, and systematic research methods were employed. The findings indicate that digital transformation does not diminish the artistic essence of acting but expands its expressive potential. At the same time, technological advancement requires actors to acquire new competencies and adapt to rapidly changing creative environments.
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