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Original Post (3/3)
what did you learn about your writing process that will help you after college?
I learned that it is ok to make multiple drafts despite it being more work, I am able to learn from the mistakes. With most writings I don't really make drafts but now, I will try to keep that habit because I want to ensure my papers will be perfect because its a process.
Original Content Post 1
share an example of your experience as a fan of a show that was cancelled. help us feel the feels #writ318mu #week14
I remember there was a show back when the channel Freeform was known as ABC Family. It was called The Nine Lives of Chloe King. It was based off of a book, but was picked up for adaptation. It had one season and ten episodes. I remember being so invested in that show. I watched it every night that it aired and season 1 ended on a MASSIVE cliff hanger. It was almost like they knew or marketed it so that it would get a continuation. I waited for weeks for any word about the show but then it all just suddenly went quiet. ABC Family never really said it was canceled or no announcement was made unless you went looking for it. I was so upset but like every other teen drama I watched in that era, I eventually forgot about it but it sometimes comes back into the back of my mind.
Original Content #3
share a section of your Design Project content. What is the work of this sample? How can we help you revise?
I posted an example of an original content piece that I created for this project in my post for the professor, asking for more feedback on it, but here is an example of what I created on my TV show's Instagram story. This to me the easiest way to create posts, so I highly recommend it, but with Instagram, I’m struggling to find new ways to post my content and overall I feel like my content is very repetitive which I would love to get feedback on how I can change that and make it better and more creative will also still appealing to the Instagram audience. I can’t really make a Reel for this, but as I am creating my last seven posts as the TV show account reacting to people‘s criticism of the cancellation, I’m a little stuck on ideas and how to be more creative. I would love suggestions as to how my other Instagram creators are making their content so unique. Thank you in advance for your feedback!
Original Content Writing #2
Share an example of your favorite television show or movie - how does that show/movie help you work through this project and understand angry fandom?
One thing that always stuck with me from reading The New Gate (a light novel) is how Shin’s (the main character) insane strength makes a lot of the story feel hollow. After escaping death inside a deadly game, he’s so powerful that most battles have no real tension. Important characters and plotlines get brushed aside because nothing can actually challenge him. It’s frustrating, not because I hate Shin, but because I wanted the world around him to matter more. That’s what helped me understand angry fandoms. I think people aren’t mad just to be mad; they’re mad because they can see how much better the story could have been.
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Share an example of your favorite television show or movie - how does that show/movie help you work through this project and understand angry fandom?
When watching Season 9 of drag race lots of the Drag Race fandom had some big issues at the time when Valentina was lip-syncing Nina Bonia Brown and was sent home due to Valentina not knowing the word to Greedy by Ariana Grande which pissed a lot of fans not because Valentina didn't know the words but due to the fact she was sent home and consider fan favorite and wanted Nina to send herself home after winning the lip-sync for her life cause a out roar of fans harassing the queen with harsh comments and even death threats due to the position.
Original Content Week 14 - Post 2
• Share an example of your favorite television show or movie - how does that show/movie help you work through this project and understand angry fandom?
My “Favorite Show” is an animated series based on an actual play ttrpg campaign. It has a lot in common with Critical Role’s Vox Machina given that aspect but the show I’m using as a large source of inspiration is actually Game of Thrones.
The more serious vibes, the attention to detail, the fantasy being more grounded with a dark edge, it coming from a solid and rich source material with a lot of potential. Only for it be mishandled and end on a sour note.
Game of Thrones could have been THE show, it was so well done and well received to the point where everyone was taking about it, even people who aren’t necessarily big into the fantasy genre. People, myself included, were really enamored by the show. For myself it felt like the first time a show felt a piece of art in a similar vein to watching a quality film.
It’s ashamed it had such a sorry end.
Original Post (2/2)
Share an example of your favorite television show or movie -- how does that show/movie help you work through this project and understand angry fandom?
One of my favorite shows is Stranger Things, and it really helps me understand angry fandom and how fans react when something they love changes. When characters were killed off, relationships shifted, or the plot started to move away from what made the show great, fans flooded social media with frustration and disappointment. Some even made petitions or vowed to stop watching. Their reactions weren’t just about being mad but they were emotional because they felt connected to the story and its characters. That kind of passion helps me see both sides: the fans who feel hurt or betrayed, and the creators or network who have to respond thoughtfully without making the situation worse.
Original Content Writing !
One of my all-time favorite shows is It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Loving this show has definitely helped me understand angry fandoms more, especially in the adult animation space. Even though Sunny isn’t animated, the humor is just as dark and ridiculous, and a lot of fans cross over between the two. What I’ve noticed is people get super defensive about these shows, like if someone criticizes the characters or the jokes, fans flip out and act like it’s a personal attack. Working on this project, I see how fandoms can turn toxic fast when people can’t tell the difference between satire and reality. It’s like, the characters are supposed to be terrible. That’s the humor.
