How Does a Theatrical Performance Differ from a Filmed Performance

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Multiple Choice

How does a theatrical performance differ from a filmed performance?

• A)The theatrical performance has a script whereas filmed performances are most often impromptu.
• B)Regional dialect is more effectively used in film than in theatre.
• C)Symbolism is far more important in theatrical performances than in film.
• D)The theatrical performance is live,with the audience and performers,who are aware of each other and mutually interact in their shared presence.

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