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A director for a play makes sure the live show works every night, while a film director gets to fix mistakes and choose the best shots during the editing process. In theater, the director and actors r relies on editing later to put the story together. The biggest difference is that a theater director rehearses the play from beginning to end. The director's job is to make sure the actors on a live stage, making sure they can be seen and heard by the whole audience, and the story is told all at once. A film director works with recorded scenes that are shot out of order, using the camera to control what the audience sees and projects their voices and use big movements that can be seen from far away, since they have to perform without any cuts or do-overs. The director is also there during the show to makeFor a film, the director shoots scenes one at a time and can film them many different times until they get it just right. A film director sure the actors still put on a great performance every time. uses cameras to get close-ups on actors' faces to show tiny emotions, which is something a theater actor can't do. The director then uses the editing room to put all the different shots and takes together, deciding what the audience sees and when, and fixing any mistakes that happened during filming.

good shit, is this a drama/performing arts report? i took drama too :3

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