Why might a director or screenwriter make changes to the original version of a story? Check all of the boxes that apply.

to add action and excitement

to remove scenes that seem unnecessary to the plot or the overall theme

to cut the story to an appropriate length for a radio, film, or TV version

to update an older story for a modern-day audience

to simplify the story and avoid confusion

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William Hartman

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24 February, 02:08

Why might a director or screenwriter make changes to the original version of a story? Check all of the boxes that apply.

to add action and excitement

to remove scenes that seem unnecessary to the plot or the overall theme

to cut the story to an appropriate length for a radio, film, or TV version

to update an older story for a modern-day audience

to simplify the story and avoid confusion

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Jaylin Whitaker · Answer 1

B. to remove scenes that seem unnecessary to the plot or the overall theme

c. to cut the story to an appropriate length for a radio, film, or tv version

d. to simplify the story and avoid confusion