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This document discusses different types of videos found on YouTube including music videos, TV clips, comedy, news, and more. It also describes how context collapse can occur when serious content is remixed for comedy or parody. Popular YouTube videos tend to come from everyday people rather than celebrities, such as "Charlie Bit Me" and "Sneezing Panda." Videos gain popularity through sharing on social networks and ratings on sites like Digg which drive more views.
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This document analyzes several media texts including a documentary on violent video games, a movie poster for the film Portal, and a radio trailer for the TV show Doctor Who. For the documentary, it notes the use of interviews, gameplay footage, and shots of people arguing different perspectives on violent games. It also analyzes stylistic elements like lighting and shot types. For the Portal poster, it discusses the design elements like fonts, colors and imagery that appeal to gamers and convey the tech/science theme. For the Doctor Who radio trailer, it analyzes the conventions used including voiceovers, sound effects, quotes and persuasive language to promote the season finale.Youtube presentation
- 2. Types of YouTube videos  Music videos  Film clips  Tv programmes  Comedy  People and blogs  News & politics  Sports  Animation •Non profits activism •Gaming •Entertainment •Parodies •Comic skits •Science •technology
- 3. Context collapse / mash ups  Most popular mash up is the bed intruder song with ‘’ hits, which is a boy talking on the news, which has then been remixed into a song and can even now be bought on iTunes.  There is also mash-ups of the UK election debate done for comedy value as it is almost mocking the debate.  Another popular mash up is the downfall parodies where humorous subtitles have been added.  Remixes of songs.
- 4. Context collapse Pros  can make more serious scenes into funny comedy sketches.  Can make remix’s of music to create a new song. Cons  Sometimes it can make very serious matters less important.  Can manipulate what people say.
- 5. Aspirational tv ï‚— Aspirational TV is what is broadcast on TV in which the people who watch it want to aspire to what they see. ï‚— YouTube contrasts to this as the stars of YouTube are real life everyday people which making its viewers less envious. Most of the stars of YouTube aren't actual celebrities.
- 6. Top ranking videos  ‘Charlie but me’ a home video of two young British children, people have even created parodies.  ‘Sneezing panda’ caught on camera by somebody's trip to the zoo.  ‘evolution of dance’ middle aged american man dancing.  All of these videos are from normal everyday people.
- 7. Youtube stars ï‚— Charlie bit me: the home video is now so popular people even mimic and create parodies of the stars ï‚— Fred: created fictional character, who has now won awards as well as starring in movies.
- 8. How videos become popular ï‚— They can become popular via online communities like facebook where friends can share the links which will be passed on giving the video more hits. ï‚— There are also rating sites like digg where people can rate the videos, the highest rated videos will then get the most views. ï‚— If people search on yahoo for a video the ratings also appear, the higher the ratings on videos the more people will want to watch.