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How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy?
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How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy? This essay is going to investigate how film makers use presentational devices, to create more meaning to the film for the audience. I will look at how camera angles, close ups, music, scenery and lighting are used to create the desired effect. Specifically I will try to explain how they use presentational effects, to make the audience see Ginger as the good character and Mrs Tweedy as the evil character. There is a definite theme of good and evil throughout the film, this is shown by the contrast of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy, who are both determined; Mrs Tweedy, in becoming rich and Ginger in freedom for her and her friends, showing them a better life. Ginger's motives are selfless in contrast to Mrs Tweedy who is selfish and...
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