English, 23.11.2020 21:40, kelseychristian24

The Crucible: Film vs. Text 1)
What Choices did the filmmakers make in regards to the script, characters, images, lighting, etc?

How do these additions affect the audience?
2)
What choice did the filmmakers make in regard to elements and scenes from the play that are present, but altered? (order of plot, dialogue, etc)?
How do these alterations affect the audience?

How do these alterations affect the audience?

3)
What choices did the filmmakers make in regards to elements of the play the were omitted?

How do these omissions affect the audience?

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