Narrative Techniques: Comparative Analysis of Fiction and Film Adaptations

This exam examines narrative techniques used in both fiction and their film adaptations, focusing on how storytelling methods differ between text and screen. It will analyze pacing, visual storytelling, and narrative shifts.

The comparison of narrative techniques between literature and film adaptations is vital for understanding the transformation of stories across mediums. This knowledge fosters critical thinking and enhances the appreciation of narrative complexities.

Exam participants will need to discuss various techniques adopted in adaptations, comparing them to the original fiction. Their responses will reflect both comprehension of narrative styles and individual interpretations.

Preparation should include a close reading of selected texts and their corresponding film adaptations to facilitate a nuanced comparative discussion.