Unlike in traditional theatre, stage captured for a film production serves a different purpose, mainly with regards to the position of the audience. In film production, camera operators use various camera shots, lights, and special effects to eliminate the perceived distance between the actors and spectators. However, during a theatrical production, the stage acts both as a transitional barrier between the audience and the performers and as a part of the setting. When filming a live theatrical performance, video producers capture the stage from wide angles, focusing not only on the actor’s actions and emotions but also on the entire acting space.
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