The Relationship between literature, Cinema, and Film Adaptation.

Multimodal Discourse analysis extends the confined perspective, which studies the language in isolation, to the dissection of it in association with other semiotic resources. It asserts the significance of body language and facial expressions in the process of meaning-making. Multimodality can apply to the exploration of how certain schemas are built and rebuilt according to some clues provided by authors who seek to manipulate their audience’s expectations. Epic Fantasy is an abundant resource of data thematically rich with usage of multi-modes and schematic disruption. Fans of the books visit cinema houses with the passion to explore how film makers utilize techniques unique to their art to heighten the effect of foreshadowing. The research aims at comparing some novels with their visual productions on grounds of the different methods and techniques used by novelists and film makers to represent certain themes. Writers have their own choices which they make to fulfill the plot twist. The writer has the typed word to explain every image he has even the facial expressions of characters, but it is up to the reader’s imagination to rebuild the data embedded in typed words into visual images once again. On the other hand, directors can employ voice, pace, sound track, costumes, and camera frames, leaving so little work for the imagination of viewers