Lisa was watching a tv show that was based on a play she had seen performed a few years earlier. she noticed that compared to the tv show, the actors in the play were better at using their voice to convey their thoughts and feelings. based on this observation, which of the following elements do the actors in the tv show need to improve? a. delivering b. projecting c. emoting d. line reading

C

Explanation:

how to use her voice to convey her thoughts and feelings.

The best answer to the question: Based on this observation, which of the following elements do the actors in the TV show need to improve?, would be, C: emoting.

Explanation:

Emoting is defined precisely as the skill that an actor has to portray feelings, thoughts and emotions in a theatrical way. In order to do this, especially in emoting, the actor makes use of his/her voice to achieve this. However, Lisa notices that this is absent in the actors of the TV show, which is why she feels that the actors at the play from which the program was developed, were much better at conveying feelings, thoughts and emotions.

answer; i believe the correct answer is norming;

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