Differences Between Diary Of Anne Frank Play And Movie

In the “Diary of Anne Frank” and in the movie, the setting is portrayed very differently. There are many advantages and drawback that can make the movie and script interesting to analyze. In the movie you can experience different techniques than in the book. By watching the movie, and reading the script, you are able to see and compare the differences and the similarities between the two.

In the story, the playwrights use many techniques that help revel the setting in the script. One example of this is the use of descriptive words. Narration also played a big roll in this play. The author described what was at the scene, what color it was and even the actions of the characters. If you listen to the story online, the narrator speaks in a specific tone that make the reader feel a certain way in different scenes. One example of this is on page 510. On this page, it describes ever single detail ranging from the items in the rooms to the office building. Another example are pictures. The author used pictures to empathize the setting. For a visual person, you can picture what is going on, how the character look and see the setting of the play.
One example of this is showing a few scenes in the beginning of the movie. They specify the actions of the character and it creates and image to the watcher so they understand how the Frank’s lived before they moved into the Annex. The watcher get a feeling of the scene and good understanding. Another example of this is the very small details. Since you are watching a movie, you are able to see every single detail with your eye than in the story and seeing the