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Introduces students to the conventions of dramatic narratives on both stage and screen. Through studying a wide range of examples and styles, students will learn key features of dramatic narrative storytelling. Examples of adaptation from stage to screen are considered to understand the distinct features of each medium and the different elements that contribute to shaping narratives. 

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BA - Bachelor of Arts

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Level 7 (Diploma, Bachelors Degree, Graduate Certificate, Graduate Diploma)

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Lane 2: Graded or ungraded assessment undertaken in uncontrolled conditions. Students may use AI to assist them, and this use is not restricted.

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