Literature and film adaptation.
Both literary works and film and television adaptation were important forms of literary creation. They could bring different experiences and feelings to readers and audiences. The adaptation of a literary work usually took place before the author adapted his work into a movie or television series. The adaptation work included re-conceiving and adjusting the plot, characters, and theme of the work to meet the requirements and standards of film adaptation. The adapted work may retain or enhance certain elements of the original work, but it may also be deleted or supplemented to accommodate factors such as the length and budget of the film adaptation. A film adaptation also required a series of creative and planning work, including casting, production, shooting, post-production, and so on. The adapted work was usually different from the original work, and it might be presented in a different visual and way to bring a new feeling and experience to the audience. Both literary works and film adaptation were important forms of literary creation, which could bring different experiences and feelings to readers and audiences. During the adaptation process, the copyright and intellectual property rights of the original work must be respected and relevant laws and regulations must be followed to ensure the legitimacy and copyright protection of the adapted work.
