How are stage and film versions of a drama similar? Check all of the boxes that apply.The viewer must imagine the setting.The viewer must infer the characters’ emotions and motivations from the actors’ portrayals.The viewer must visualize the action.The viewer must infer the mood from lighting and sound effects.The viewer must interpret the setting to understand the story’s context.
Where should the camera focus if the director wants to emphasize the women’s emotions?
What are the advantages of reading a play instead of watching it or listening to it? Check all of the boxes that apply.Readers can interpret stage directions.Readers can review scenes and dialogue.Readers can envision different interpretations.
Why might a director or screenwriter make changes to the original version of a story? Check all of the boxes that apply.
How might an audio recording reflect the setting in this passage? Check all of the boxes that apply.With sound effects of clanging pansWith the characters’ tones of voiceWith the reading of stage directionsWith sound effects of footsteps
How would a film version most likely indicate the characters’ emotions during this scene?
Which medium did you choose as your answer to the last question?
Which of the following did you include in your answer? Check any of the boxes that apply.
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