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How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters Ginger and Mrs Tweedie?
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How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters Ginger and Mrs Tweedie? Presentational devices are used to make the audience see certain aspects of a character, and action during the film. In this essay I will analyse how Nick Park and Peter Lord-the film makers- use devices such as camera angle, costume, and lighting amongst other devices to show the good in Ginger and the evil in Mrs Tweedie and how it gives more significance to the audience. 'Good' is defined as having desirable or suitable qualities whereas 'evil' is defined as wicked and slanderous. This film is based on the the Great Escape, Chicken Run is a parody of the escape genre and through the film language we see how this genre is being used in the film and changed to fit the characters and story line. In one...
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