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Stars in relation to the body/beauty myth refers to how the film industry perpetuates certain beauty standards and objectifies the ______
female body
Stars as brands refer to the modern phenomenon of celebrities operating as ______
personal brands
Paratext refers to the elements that surround a text or artwork, but are not part of the primary content or other supplementary materials related to a ______ or their work
star
The drama of celebrity refers to the interactions between publics, media producers, and the ______ themselves which play a significant role in assigning value and meaning to celebrities and those who show an interest in them
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Audience experience refers to the collective and individual experiences of a group of people, which encompasses the emotional and intellectual responses that individuals have while engaging with a particular ______
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Audience behavior refers to the ways in which an audience acts and reacts while engaging with a particular ______
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Audience performance refers to the behavior and actions of an audience during a ______ or event
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Audience reception refers to the way in which the audience receives and interprets a ______ or text
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The public refers to a community of citizens who are characterized by rationality, deliberation, and ______
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Textual poaching refers to the practice of fans appropriating and reinterpreting ______ texts
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Vocal technique is a form of ______ because it is a way of conditioning and enhancing vocal performance
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The theatre is a technological medium of ______ because prior to the invention of microphones and speakers, the main technologies affecting the sound/space relationship in a theatre were the building materials and the design
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The theatraphone was a device that allowed for the transmission of audio from a live performance to a distant location, enabling people to listen to ______ performances remotely
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The ______ was the first device that could both record and reproduce sound
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The Kinetoscope was an early motion picture exhibition device that allowed individuals to view short films by looking through a ______ window
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Vocaloid software is a technology that is used in virtual concerts and it incorporates digitized voices, allowing for the creation of synthesized ______ performances
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Cue sheets are documents issued by studios to silent film accompanists in order to exercise more control over the ______ and sound
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Themes refer to musical cues that are repeated, maybe in a different way, throughout a film and they are associated with a specific ______ or plot development
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Leitmotif refers to a specific musical theme or motif that is associated with a particular ______, location, or concept
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The 'Classic Hollywood' soundtrack refers to film music that predominantly featured music from the ______ period of Western Art Music
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The meaning of artworks is co-produced through interaction and interpretation of artists and ______.
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Art events are temporary interactions between artwork and ______, taking various forms and blurring mediums, involving audience interpretation and participation.
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The External Work refers to the compositional forms of an artwork that can be objectively observed, including its material and ______ properties.
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Aesthetic Objects refer to the understanding and interpretation of the external work of ______.
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Mediality refers to the characteristics and properties of a specific ______ or media.
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Intermediality refers to the interaction, combination, and convergence of different media within a single artistic or cultural ______.
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Meta-mediality refers to a medial mode, where one medial mode has added new context in the same medial mode it is in (a book, having a sequel itself) ______.
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Mediation refers to a narrative being put in a ______ (book).
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Remediation refers to a medial mode being put in another kind of ______ (book to film).
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Transmediation refers to a media mode in which new media has added new context (a film, based on a book, having a ______).
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Performances are ephemeral events that involve the interaction between performers and a specific ______.
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Performativity refers to the communicative event of a performance, where media transformations are integral to the aesthetic affordances of experiencing ______.
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The body is a means of artistic expression and communication in performances, creating a physical presence that engages the ______ by conveying emotions and concepts.
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