Why is film called an example of modern mixed art?

Because it combines visuals, sound, acting, and editing

The governing concept is the combination of several artistic and technical media in one work. A film can unite moving images, cinematography, acting, dialogue, music, sound effects, set or costume design, storytelling, and editing. Editing arranges shots and sounds so that time, meaning, mood, and continuity can be created for the viewer. Option C is correct because it names the central combination of visual presentation, sound, performance, and editing. Option A is unrelated, while B is false because films may contain narratives, documentaries, or other organised forms of communication. Option D is also false: although individual frames are still images, a film normally presents a sequence of moving images, often accompanied by sound. That combination makes film a modern mixed art.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Introduction to Art. Topic: Types of art.