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  1. @lizlynnkondzel

    i mean, it was a movie

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    January 30, 2020
    Story analysis time (ft spoilers for the 1985 Clue movie)! Woo! The story I chose to work with for this week was the 1985 Clue movie. I was scrolling through Showtime’s (pretty pitiful, if I do say so myself) collection of 1980’s movies, and, having just watched Knives Out, was in a murder mystery mood […]
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  5. @samprice_ds106

    Storytelling in Sixteen Candles

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    | Blog, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    January 27, 2020
    I decided to rewatch one of my favorite movies, Sixteen Candles, for this week’s assignment of exploring storytelling in the 80s. It follows Samantha “Sam” Baker on her 16th birthday. Sam goes through lots of negative events on her birth day including her parents forgetting her birthday and loosing her sex quiz that says she’s a virgin and saving herself for her love interest, Jake. In the end, everything works out. Sam gets the guy and gets her birthday cake. While watching the movie I kept thinking about the video by Kurt Vonnegut called “The Shape of Stories”. It was […]
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  8. @IezziHannah

    Story Analysis: Stranger Things

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    | ds106, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
      After watching and reading some more about the hyperlink, digital storytelling, and storytelling in general. I decided to analyze the Stranger Things series on Netflix, season 3. I analyzed the way the show fits in the theme and how the story works along with how the show relates to the readings and videos. I […]
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  10. @carly g

    What makes a good story? #storyanalysis

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
    For my analyzation of a story, I chose the Netflix series: Stranger Things, to take a deeper look at their representation of 80s culture. In reference to the article The New Digital Storytelling, this show does a great job of developing a thorough world through their use of fashion, pop culture, articles, clothing, and music … Continue reading "What makes a good story? #storyanalysis"
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  11. @ds106_mckayla

    Karate Kid!

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
    For this assignment I chose to analyze the animated gif. that was about the Karate Kid. Gifs are interesting to view and analyze to try and understand what the underlying message is. It could be a gif. about a movie, something comical, or just someone created it for fun. Gifs can have lots of meanings and the message is viewed differently by whoever is analyzing it. Photography has always been about capturing the moment. A gif. is about telling a deeper story within the picture, by freezing time. It allows the viewer to really embrace the moment being portrayed in
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  12. @MentalWalkabout

    Story Concept Breakdown

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
    STRANGER THINGS – As with many others, I have been hooked into the Netflix franchise title Stranger Things. Unfortunately I have not found the time to watch the newest release, season 3, yet. It’s an engrossing story centered around a group of kids in the early 80’s and their fight for survival. Just like most…
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  13. @megds106

    Story Analysis: The Handmaid’s Tale

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    | ds106, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
    Although The Handmaid’s Tale is a novel originally published and set during the 80s, the T.V. Hulu show is set during modern times. Despite this, as Professor Bond pointed out on my Youtube Introduction, the overarching themes in The Handmaid’s Tale are overall the same. The Handmaid’s Tale is an aggressive and clear critique of …

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  17. @Mariam Ahmed

    Storytelling of an Awesome Movie

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 13, 2019
    Storytelling is a process that takes some time.  Digital Storytelling is not just a beginning, middle and end. Digital storytelling is basically telling stories through technology. For this I chose to analyze the movie Karate kid. Karate kid is movie where a kid gets bullied but finds a man who trains him to learn karate […]
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  18. @abbcass100

    The 80’s

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    | ds106, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    September 12, 2019
    I watched the first episode of The Eighties where the producers delved into the emergence of contemporary TV during this decade. The episode started off with the conclusion of MASH which was very popular during the 70s. In addition, the episode discussed the creation of sitcoms and day-time TV into society. The most resonating quote…
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  21. @jupiter_pop

    The 80s are alive! ALIVE!

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    | storyanalysis, Stranger Tales, Syndicated
    September 8, 2019
    It’s my creation From my heart and from my handWhy don’t people understandMy intentions, ooh, weird science Oingo Boingo This week, I got a little weird with storytelling by watching the 1985 cult classic, Weird Science. This film starring Anthony Michael Hall (Gary), Ilan Mitchell-Smith (Wyatt), and Kelly LeBrock (Lisa) centers around two nerds and […]
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  24. @KendallResnick

    A Shot in the Dark

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    | digital storytelling, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    February 2, 2019
    What makes a good secret agent? Is it their stealthiness? Their quick thinking? Their innate crime-solving ability? For Inspector Clouseau, it might be none of those things. Clouseau is absent-minded and clumsy, and disaster seems to follow him wherever he goes. However, I still believe his story to be a good one, and very interesting […]
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  25. @caholt2000

    Super Analysis

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    February 1, 2019
    For my story analysis, I decided to watch The Incredibles. It had been a while since I had seen it, and it’s a good movie, so I thought “why not?”. The movie starts off with the news that superheroes have to go into hiding. Mr. Incredible saved a man who did not want to be saved,…

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  26. @JasmineAlanis2

    Secret Agent Shaped Stories

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    | ds106, storyanalysis, Syndicated
    February 1, 2019
    The on-theme story I have chosen is that of Kim Possible. I absolutely loved the show growing up so I felt it was fitting. So much of the video and the reading apply directly to Kim Possible. For example, each episode follows a similar “story shape,” it begins around an average point, Kim is just
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  28. @hannahkolkmeyer

    Mr. and Mrs. Smith or Mr. and Mrs. Spy…Let’s be real is Smith their real name?

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    | storyanalysis, Syndicated
    February 1, 2019
    This movie is like my all time movie, for one I had to be a secret agent to watch it cause I sure as hell wasn’t suppose to be watching when it first came out! First off who doesn’t love an Angelina and Brad Pitt movie! The movie starts with the couple in marriage counseling …

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