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Orlando the novel to Orlando the film: Intertextuality and gender by Briony Stas, Student

Thoughts on how Sally Potter used the visual medium of film to translate Virginia Wolf's literary exploration of gender, which is given to us largely through Orlando's internalised thought, into the screen.

Only Connect by Charles Drazin,

The purpose of this pathway is to 'reflect upon and illustrate' the process of adapting Orlando.

My Default Pathway by Nicole Moir, Student

The essence of design in adaptation by Mitchell Harris, Student

The focus here is on the nature of design in adaptation. One example includes key aspects such as location from pre-production sketches to how the final set looks in production, and how this relates to the words found in Woolf's novel. Additionally it's interesting to note the differences in adaptation across Orlando's 400 year journey.

My Default Pathway by Jazmine Herron, MA Student

the earring in ORLANDO by Xin Zhou, MA Student

EDITED: Costumes in Orlando by Andrea Paul, MA Student

Potter-Elizabeth-Crisp by Ethan Gates, Student

Crisp's pathway through gender by Karl McCool, Student

Description Postcard showing portrait of Queen Elizabeth
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