What do you believe are the 8 most important things an actor should work on between roles? why?

1. projection - you can be heard
2. strength - might have to lift

Assuming this is theatre actors, if not by bad loll.

Explanation:

3)Improvising- Really important if the actor themselves or another actor forgets lines

4)Facial Expression- Makes the character played more believable

5)Memorization- Remembering lines to get off script quickly as possible or by a certain date

6)Emotion in voice- It's important to be heard, but equally important that the actor's voice does not sound bland/uninterested as it makes the play boring

7)Knowing basic theatre etiquette, such as knowing how to stand on a stage(never stand face your back towards the audience)- Really makes or breaks the show because it is really awkward to have actors face their back to the audience

8) Open to new ideas/criticism- Actors need be open to new ways of doing a scene and not be stubborn on doing it their way only as it's not always the best way

a, overstatement is the answer

the switch in narration increases the proximity of the narrator to the main character and the reader can perceive information only through the filter of a single character.