How differently is conflict portrayed in PROSE, DRAMA and FILM?

in films everything is blown up to extremes do they can show off their fancy effects in prose it will be gripping varied sentences with lots of description and short sentences like... she dropped to the ground. she was dead... but in drama they use sound effects and fake glass e.c.t. to make conflict look real and make it more dramatic

What I would do is choose one movie, one book, and one play. Pick out the conflict in them, and explain how they are different from the others. For instance, in a book, action has to be described. In a play, it is acted out, and in a movie it is enhanced by more available space, special effects, etc. And don't forget that conflict doesn't necessarily mean fights. It can be interpersonal as well.