Actors who imitate different actors (with the acting emanating not from inside the actor but from the instructional process that includes formal analysis, technical lessons, drills and the imitation of teachers, well-known actors and/or other students) are engaged in which type of acting

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Chace Melendez

Social Studies

26 October, 14:00

Actors who imitate different actors (with the acting emanating not from inside the actor but from the instructional process that includes formal analysis, technical lessons, drills and the imitation of teachers, well-known actors and/or other students) are engaged in which type of acting

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Reuben Holmes · Answer 1

Answer: the type of acting is called Presentational acting.

Explanation: Presentational acting is when actors imitate other actors with the acting emanating not from inside the actor but for teaching purposes.