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Media Based Analysis For “Whose Life is it anyway?”
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Media Based Analysis For "Whose Life is it anyway?" In the play, nearly all the scenes are set in Ken's ward. But in the film, many scenes take place away from the hospital. I think this is because it is easier to change the scenes in a film because some are already there. They go on location for a film but in a play they have to stay on the stage. There were five 'extra' scenes in the film; The first is a very light heated scene where Ken is adding the finishing touches to his sculpture. It is set outside so the film crew were doing a location shot. I think this scene was added because it shows what Ken did before the accident and how much he loved his job and cared for his work. It also shows his fiancée who never appeared in the play. She was a...
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