Adaptations

The process of changing something to suit a new situation or purpose.

• Device

• Adaptation

• Interpretation

• Technique

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An adaptation occurs when a literary work, such as a poem or novel, is made into a new genre, such as a film or musical.

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Writer who deliberately connects their text to any other literary work.

• Minimalism

• Referencing

• Pastiche

• Intertextuality

One of the most common forms to which literature has been adapted.

• Short Story

• Podcast

• Film

• Trailer

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It can be based on book, comics, musical, plays, television and even video games.

• Film Adaptations

• Literary Adaptation

• Microfilm

• Movie

In creating an adaptation, it is important to keep the heart of the original work. Improving some elements of the story and adding a few more improvisation can be done to create a different point of view or to provide a clearer storyline. 

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In literary adaptation you must keep the original work as it is.

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• False

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These are like that of the comics as it uses art or illustrations to tell a story.

• Podcast

• Comics

• Graphic Novel

• Flash fiction

It refers to “radio program that is stored in a digital form that you can download from the internet and play on a computer or on an MP3 player.

• Short Film

• Trailer

• Micro-short

• Podcast

This type of film is simpler and shorter than a usual duration of a film. It can be as short ad 5 to 20 minutes.

• Short Film

• Trailer

• Screenplay

• Podcast