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    This document provides guidance for analyzing how a film adaptation compares to the original text or script. It includes sections for comparing settings, characters, plot events, and resolutions between the book and film. Students are asked to evaluate directorial choices that differed from the book and whether fidelity to the original text is important. The final section has students critically think about how specific changes or consistencies in the film affected their understanding and enjoyment of the story.

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    This document provides guidance for analyzing how a film adaptation compares to the original text or script. It includes sections for comparing settings, characters, plot events, and resolutions between the book and film. Students are asked to evaluate directorial choices that differed from the book and whether fidelity to the original text is important. The final section has students critically think about how specific changes or consistencies in the film affected their understanding and enjoyment of the story.

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    8.RL.

    7Analyzetheextenttowhichafilmedorliveproductionofastoryordrama
    staysfaithfultoordepartsfromthetextorscript,evaluatingthechoicesmadebythe
    directororactors.
    Part1:FOCUSEDREADINGandVIEWINGGUIDE

    BOOK MOVIE
    Setting:

    Setting:
    Characters:

    Characters:
    PlotEvents:

    PlotEvents:
    Resolution:

    Resolution:
    Part2:BookandMovieComparison/ContrastGuide

    Setting:Waysthatthebookandmovieare
    thesameinclude

    Setting:Waysthatthebookandmovieare
    differentinclude

    Characters:Waysthatthebookandmovie
    arethesameinclude

    Characters:Waysthatthebookandmovie
    aredifferentinclude

    PlotEvents:Waysthatthebookand
    moviearethesameinclude

    PlotEvents:Waysthatthebookand
    moviearedifferentinclude

    Resolution:Waysthatthebookandmovie
    arethesameinclude

    Resolution:Waysthatthebookandmovie
    aredifferentinclude

    Part3:BOOKandMOVIEEVALUATION

    Why did the director make some parts of the movie different from the book? Include
    specific examples to support your answer. Do you think it is important for the movie and
    the book to remain identical to one another? Why or why not? Support your answer with
    specificdetails.

    2.Doyouthinkitisimportantforthemovieandthebooktoremainidenticaltoone
    another?Whyorwhynot?Supportyouranswerwithspecificdetails.

    Part4:
    ThinkCriticallyAbouttheMovieAdaptation:Effectsand
    Preferences

    Elementthatwas
    changedofkept
    thesame
    Effectofthisdecisiononthe
    tellingofthestory
    Preferences:Didthis
    decisionincreaseyour
    understandingand
    enjoymentofthestory?Why
    orwhynot?
    Mostimportant:

    Important:

    Somewhat
    important:

    Notvery
    important:

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