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After reading and immensely enjoying Ian McEwen's 'Enduring Love', I decided to look at another of his novels, 'Atonement', for my 'Text Transformation' coursework.
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After reading and immensely enjoying Ian McEwen's 'Enduring Love', I decided to look at another of his novels, 'Atonement', for my 'Text Transformation' coursework. The fact that 'Atonement' has both a complex plot that kept my interest throughout reading it and intriguing characters, made it an appealing choice of text to transform. My initial choice of transformation was to turn a part of 'Atonement' into a play script, however after my first draft I decided I wanted to make better use of visual aids concerning the setting. With this in mind, I decided to transform 'Atonement' into the beginning of a film script. To gauge an idea of the conventions of film genre, I looked at two examples. They were Quentin Tarantino's 'Pulp Fiction' and Nick Hornby's 'Fever Pitch'. The purpose of using these texts was to give me an idea of how stage directions and camera directions were...
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