English, 13.11.2020 22:30 ntrann22

Can someone please check this and see if it sounds good? Thank you. There are many reasons on how films and text are similar, other than the fact that they both tell a story. Both the film and the text have a “hook” in the beginning. For example, in the film and the text, the narrator told details about the setting. This gets the reader to want to read more about the film and/or text. If there wasn’t a “hook,” it wouldn’t grab the reader or the audience’s attention. It would be boring and tedious. Another reason on how films and text are similar is that they both create a mental picture for the reader/audience. For example, they give brief details about the setting and their surroundings. This gives them a mental note about what’s happening, so they don’t miss what’s coming up. Giving the reader details about the setting can set the mood and later on can change the way characters act.

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