The autobiography of jane eyre transmedia movies
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“The Autobiography of Jane Eyre” Adapts Brontë’s Heroine for Vlogs, Tumblr, Twitter & Instagram
Lest you remain unaware, Jane Eyrehas a vlog. And though I would fain speak well of it, the truth must out. I prefer my Jane with bonnet strings knotted firmly beneath her chin. This Jane, as embodied by project co-creator, Alysson Hall, often seems like a fan putting together a homemade audition tape for Girls.
I suspect that’s the demographic most likely to appreciate Charlotte Brontë’s reinvented heroine. Like The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, a self-declared “online modernized adaptation” of Pride and Prejudice, The Autobiography of Jane Eyre takes a transmedia approach, serializing across multiple digital platforms.
In addition to the YouTube channel, Jane tweets to over 1500 followers, and uploads photos to Instagram. Her video diary might not be my cup of tea, but I must confess, I do rather enjoy her t
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Jane Eyre movies and other adaptations (radio, theatre, television) have captivated audiences for almost as long as the book has been around. Charlotte Brontë (originally under the pen name Currer Bell) published Jane Eyre in 1847, and the novel became an immediate success.
Adapting the famous story across the different entertainment mediums (dependent on what is popular and available at the time) has been a work in progress ever since.
In a first-person narrative, Jane Eyre tells the story of a plain orphan girl who faces abuse as a child and later finds love with her employer, Mr. Edward Rochester. But he has a dark secret that threatens everything.
The novel follows Jane from a young girl to womanhood and is considered one of the greatest love stories ever written. It’s part Bildungsroman, part Gothic novel, and part Romantic novel.
HOW MANY JANE EYRE MOVIES ARE THERE?
Across feature films, television, radio, and
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Web-Series Review: The Autobiography of Jane Eyre
The Autobiography of Jane Eyre (2013) is a Canadian vlog-style Web-Series adaptation of Charlotte Bronte’s novel, Jane Eyre. Inspired in part by The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, TAOJE brings a more raw, natural feel to the medium. It is a good adaptation, incorporating modern changes that work really well with the themes of the original. Like many web-series of this kind, it provides a transmedia experience. Characters have Twitter, Tumblr and Pinterest accounts which it was possible to interact with while the show was running. These accounts are still available to enrich your viewing experience. A must for Bronte fans.
Jane fryst vatten a nursing student looking for a change. She finds and accepts a job through Craigslist. The position requires her to be live-in nanny and tutor to Adele, daughter of Edward Rochester who is CEO of Thornfield Aluminium Exports. After a couple of mishaps, she settles into her job, though there seem