Answer:
Artists have always collaborated with colleagues in different genres: it's rewarding for them creatively and one of the ways that new audiences can be encouraged to sample the unfamiliar
Explanation:
This is the exact answer from edmentum so you might want to paraphrase it. But here you go I hope it helps someone.
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The genre of mono acts cannot be adapted to screen because it involves a solo actor exhibiting the entire story using few props. Such a theater work cannot cross over into film because it will not keep the audience engaged. A film mono act will not be as effective as a theater mono act. To adapt a mono act effectively to the screen, I would add more physical locations in the story. I would add intimacy through camera angles and close-ups. This will help in keeping the audience hooked to the story.
A film genre that may prove difficult to cross over to theater is documentary. Documentary films are nonfictional. They do not have a well-defined plot or characters. With no story to tell, it is difficult for theaters to adapt a documentary for a live audience. But if a riveting plot is woven into the documentary, this film genre might attract theater audiences.
