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Well, I think the major difference between acting in a theater and in a movie is that being an actor in a theater means you only have to show your acting skills for a certain kind of audience in a closed environment, while acting in a film requires much more skill as you have to interact with various cameras, and the movie will be shown to a wider range of audiences. This requires more skillful acting and experience. However, it also enhances the actors' or actresses' popularity since films are more popular than theater.
Actual audio transcript (What native speakers are likely to hear):
Well, I think the major difference between acting in a theater and in a movie is that being an actor in a theater means that you only have to show your acting skills and act for a certain kind of people in a closed environment, while that in a film requires much more skills when you have to interact with various cameras and the movie will be shown for a wider range of audiences, so it requires more skillful acting and experiences, but however it also enhances the actors or actress’ popularity since films are more popular than theater.
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