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The TikTok Experience and Everything Everywhere All At Once: A Brief Analysis of Film Form

Tik Tok Deneyimi ve Everything Everywhere All At Once: Film Biçiminin Kısa Bir Çözümlemesi

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178–194
Publication Date
2023-06-28
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This way of producing and viewing short-form videos as a whole is reminiscent of the way Everything Everywhere All At Once feels to the audience which is no surprise as many other forms of media and artworks are inspired by internet short-form video platforms such as TikTok.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The TikTok experience refers to a user’s interaction with the platform while scrolling through various videos.
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Key Findings & Data:The user can change what they are viewing instantly on one screen much like a TV viewer, the only difference being that whatever is being watched is in the form of short videos made specifically for the platform.
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Conclusion & Impact:This way of producing and viewing short-form videos as a whole is reminiscent of the way Everything Everywhere All At Once feels to the audience which is no surprise as many other forms of media and artworks are inspired by internet short-form video platforms such as TikTok.
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⚙️Variables:TikTok · Film · kurgu

Abstract

The TikTok experience refers to a user’s interaction with the platform while scrolling through various videos. The user can change what they are viewing instantly on one screen much like a TV viewer, the only difference being that whatever is being watched is in the form of short videos made specifically for the platform. These videos vary in style and form and are made to be viewed within the platform itself. All the content that a user watches within the mobile application, in the end, forms a longer, theoretically never-ending, video that is sometimes completely unrelated but more often similar through shared jokes, memes, and visual filters. This way of producing and viewing short-form videos as a whole is reminiscent of the way Everything Everywhere All At Once feels to the audience which is no surprise as many other forms of media and artworks are inspired by internet short-form video platforms such as TikTok.

Özet

TikTok deneyimi kullanıcının platformu kullanırken değişik video içerikleriyle etkileşimidir. Kullanıcı istediği anda bir TV izleyicisi gibi izlediği şeyi değiştirebilir, ancak buradaki en büyük fark izlenen şeyin platform için yapılmış kısa videolar olmasıdır. Bu videolar tarz ve biçim olarak değişkenlik gösterir ve platforma özel olarak uygulamada izlenmesi üzerine yapılmıştır. Kullanıcının mobil uygulamada izlediği tüm içerik, en sonunda, teorik olarak bitmeyen daha uzun bir video oluşturmaktadır. Bazen bu videolar birbirlerinden tamamen farklı olsalar da, çoğu zaman paylaşılan şakalar, memeler ve görsel filtreler bakımından benzerlik gösterirler. Bu şekilde kısa-biçimli video yapımı, çok şaşırtıcı olmayan bir şekilde, Everything Everywhere All At Once filmini hatırlatmaktadır, çünkü ne de olsa TikTok gibi birçok internet tabanlı kısa-biçim video platformları diğer ortam ve sanat eserleri için ilham kaynağıdır.

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ÇÖL, D., BİROL, Ö. S. (2023). The TikTok Experience and Everything Everywhere All At Once: A Brief Analysis of Film Form. Intermedia International e-Journal, Cilt: 10 Sayı: 18, 178–194. https://ajindex.com/articles/949721

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