During the front stage, the actor formally performs and adheres to conventions that have meaning to the audience. It is a part of the dramaturgical performance that is consistent and contains generalized ways to explain the situation or role the actor is playing to the audience that observes it. The actor knows that they are being watched and acts accordingly. This is a fixed presentation. This concept can be seen in the film "Waiting..." (2005), in which the servers have to act much more proper and presentable in the dining room than they do in the kitchen.