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Chicken Run.
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CHICKEN RUN 'Chicken Run' an animated film by Nick Park and Peter Lord is a parody of the Steve McQueen classic 'The Great Escape'. It uses chickens on a chicken farm to represent captured soldiers in a prisoner of war camp. Nick Park and Peter Lord use many different presentational devices throughout the film to convey the good and evil in both Ginger's and Mrs Tweedy's characters and their actions. Looking at these two characters solely I will investigate the following presentational devices: Costume, set, camera angle and music. Using these presentational devices I show that Ginger, the courageous chicken conveys good and Mrs Tweedy, cold and calculated conveys evil. Film makers use varied camera angles to add diversity and to show character emotions and their interactions with other characters. Close up shots are used by film producers to zoom in on a characters face to show emotions via their facial expressions....
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