Video Culture Crossing Borders with Young People's Video Productions  

Oleh:

Buckingham, David ; Fisherkeller, Jo Ellen ; Niesyto, Horst

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Television and New Media vol. 4 no. 4 (Nov. 2003), page 461–482.
Topik: media production; media education; youth research; intercultural communication
Fulltext: 461TNVM44.pdf (123.7KB)

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This article presents findings from an international research project on the use of video for interculutral youth communication, "VideoCulture." Young people from different locales of five Western countries produced and exchanged short videotapes on a range of themes, and their responses to each other's productions were recorded and analyzed. A review of the rationale and methodology for the project frames the presentation of two case studies. One study focuses specifically on howyoung people as media producers learn the "languages" of video production and howthey conceptualize their audience. Another study examines issues of reception, in which ideas about a shared sense of "youth experience" and young people's conceptions of their counterparts in other cultures are both playing key roles. Aconcluding discussion reviews the multiple and interrelated findings of the entire study and the implications they hold for cross-cultural communication, youth media production, audience interpretation, and media education.

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