1. Different meanings

Musical performance: It is a stage art form that combines singing, dialogue, performance, and dance.

Drama performance: refers to the use of a small amount of music, singing, etc. on the stage.

Film and television performance: refers to a theory that uses close-up and close-up shots to reveal the subtle performance of a character's face.

2. Different plot expressions

Musical performance: express the storyline through the close combination of songs, lines, music, body movements, etc.

Drama performance: The main narrative device is the actor's unaccompanied dialogue or monologue on stage.

Film and television performance: Representing various details or characteristics of the characters in the script or the content contained in the work through the performance of music, staging of scripts, etc. directly or with the help of technology through film, television and other media forms.

3. Performance skills vary

Musical performance: requires knowledge of songs, dialogue, body movements, and performance skills.

Drama performance: actors are required to have good performance qualities and comprehensive performance skills.

Film and television acting: As long as you act according to your true nature and instinct, you can complete the acting tasks in the movie.

4. Use different backstages

Musical performance: use the stage to express the emotions of the characters, the development of the story and the conflicts of the drama with music and dance to express the content.

Drama performance: Using the stage, actors perform a story or situation through dialogue, singing or action to express the content.

Film and television performance: Using the artistry of montage, the actor plays the role and performs the plot in front of the camera to express the content.

5. Different responsibilities

Musical performance: Actors are required to complete a play once they step on the stage.

Drama performance: Actors are required to perform a play to the end once they step on the stage, no matter how many lines or actions there are.

Film and television performance: Actors are required to perform the trick briefly and discontinuously.