A Study on Non-verbal Visualization Elements of Traditional Performing Arts

Barng, Kee-Jung

doi:10.21742/ijis.2018.2.2.03

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“…So far, China's regional dance boasts a variety of artistic forms, but few young people have inherited such intangible cultural heritage. The rapid development of economy and culture has damaged the authenticity and integrity of the dance, making it unable to be well-protected [17]. To make things worse, the fast urbanization process has posed many serious problems, severely hindering the protection and inheritance of bamboo dance.…”

Section: Reasons For Imminent Disappearance Of Bamboo Dancementioning

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Study on the Causes of Disappearance of China’s Regional Dance and its Live Transmission: A Case Study of Bamboo Dance of Hainan Li Nationality

Wang¹,

Fang²

2021

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Study on the Causes of Disappearance of China’s Regional Dance and its Live Transmission: A Case Study of Bamboo Dance of Hainan Li Nationality

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Fang²

2021

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“…Some of them have just graduated from college, some had a few performing experiences in only one or two commercial musical productions, and the others were just figurants in other musicals. All of these new actors have great potential and have significantly improved their own professionalism through their learning and rehearsal in Korea [15]. After the two rounds of performances of the Chinese version, they have gained their own communities of fans.…”

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Chinese Localization of Musicals Co-developed by Korea and China: A Case Study on the Musicals “Bachelor’s Vegetable Store”, “In the Mood for Sorrow”, and “Rimbaud”

Qian¹,

Fang²

2020

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In previous years, China was behind the development among global musicals. Thus, more collaborative projects between China and Korea emerged. The musical market in China needed cross-border copyright collaboration because to diversify its repertoires and subjects, while the Korean musical companies demanded export copyrights of their musicals to overseas especially the Chinese market. Considering the supply and demand in the Chinese and Korean musical markets, this study selected three forms of collaborative projects in China. They include the Korean authorized musical "Bachelor's Vegetable Store" (2019), the Chinese musical "In the Mood for Sorrow" (2018), and the musical "Rimbaud" (2018), which were all co-produced by the Chinese and Korean teams. Using the three forms of collaborative projects, this study analyzed four perspectives including the overview of the project overview of the project, preliminary preparation of the project, the production plan of localization, and the development strategy of cultural contents. Results showed that the advantages of the three forms of collaboration were as follows: for Korean authorized musicals co-produced by Chinese and Korean teams, the authorized company could evaluate the market value and future income of the musical in advance, and the production cycle was short; for original Chinese musicals co-created by Chinese and Korean teams and musicals co-produced by Chinese and Korean teams, the Korean companies had high project participation and diversified forms of revenue. The disadvantages of the three forms of cooperation, by contrast, were as follows: for Korean authorized musicals co-produced by Chinese and Korean teams, the copyright owners had low participation, single form of revenue and high uncontrollability of script adaptations; for Chinese original musicals co-created by Chinese and Korean teams, the cost of early development was high and the production cycle was long; for musicals co-produced by Chinese and Korean teams, the overall cost of the projects was high and the payback period was long. The analysis of the advantages and disadvantages of the three different forms of cooperation could be taken as a useful reference for the development strategy of musical localization in China.

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A Study on Non-verbal Visualization Elements of Traditional Performing Arts

Cited by 2 publications

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Study on the Causes of Disappearance of China’s Regional Dance and its Live Transmission: A Case Study of Bamboo Dance of Hainan Li Nationality

Study on the Causes of Disappearance of China’s Regional Dance and its Live Transmission: A Case Study of Bamboo Dance of Hainan Li Nationality

Chinese Localization of Musicals Co-developed by Korea and China: A Case Study on the Musicals “Bachelor’s Vegetable Store”, “In the Mood for Sorrow”, and “Rimbaud”

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