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Analysis Of Social Class To Costumes In Musical Film: Semiotic Analysis On 8 Main Characters In Film Les Miserables (2012) by Monica

By |2014-10-24T01:36:11+00:00October 24th, 2014|Abstract Undergraduate, Performing Arts, Uncategorized|

One of the best selling novels by Victor Hugo which has been turned into a movie with the same title, namely Les Miserables (2012) attracted the attention of many people from many countries. One of the interests is the costume that was used by the casts. Not only interesting from the culture and era, but [...]

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Semiotic Analysis of The True Meaning In The 3 idiots Movie by Rajkumar Hirani. By Hutri Retno Sari

By |2014-10-20T06:02:48+00:00October 20th, 2014|Abstract Undergraduate, Mass Communication, Uncategorized|

One of the phenomenon in film is a different of opinion or a views from the audience toward the real meaning. Currently, some is the one of  mass media that is favorite by the audience, so film has become effective way to delivery message of meaning to the audience. Film also have meaning that is [...]

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The Impact of Destination Image Formed in A Film towards The Viewers’ Intention to Visit: Causal Analysis of New Zealand Tourism Strategy in The Hobbit Trilogy by Patrecia Margaretha

By |2014-10-20T03:47:42+00:00October 20th, 2014|Abstract Undergraduate, Marketing, Uncategorized|

This study identifies the impact of destination image formed in a filmtowards the viewer’s intention to visit. One of the countries that implements this strategy is New Zealand, through its association with The Hobbit trilogy. After conducting a survey to viewers in Kaskus’ The Hobbit thread, it is shown that the majority of viewers have [...]

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