Question

While in the theatre, the audience is always in the presence of the performers. Film allows the audience to be in the presence of Group of answer choices

Answer 1

Answer:

an image.

Explanation:

An audience can be defined as a group of people who are collectively listening or watching a film, concert, television programme, radio show, book symposium, etc.

In a theatre where a play or drama is been acted, the audience (spectators) is always in the presence of the performers or actors.

On the other hand, a film allows the audience to be in the presence of an image because they don't get to see actors physically. Thus, a film limits the audience to only an image of the actors or characters that are featured therein.

Answer 2

A collection of images