Making Queer content visible: approaches and assumptions of Australian film and television stakeholders working with LGBTQ+ content

Cover, Rob

doi:10.1177/1329878x221077851

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“…So, while watching a film is permissible, it can be sinful if it features unlawful content and promotes immorality (Zed, 2015). Media are often used to promote inclusivity by involving characters from minority groups as a way to encourage social change and increase tolerance (Cover, 2022). It is used to change negative views towards queer people, so they become more acceptable in society (Thomson, 2021).…”

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“From the Series, I See that LGBTQ+ Characters are Ordinary People”: An Audience Study on Netflix Series with LGBTQ+ Themes in 2020–2022

Trisnawati,

Sari,

Hadiningrum

2023

Humaniora

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The research focused on how the audience of gender-diverse series in Indonesia reacted to the LGBTQ+ themes broadcasted in some Netflix series aired from 2020 to 2022. It was interesting to discuss, considering that LGBTQ+ issues were still taboo, and that Indonesian society was known to be conventional and religious. By examining the audience’s reactions to the narration of LGBTQ+ themes, the research delved deeper into how Indonesian audience members problematize the LGBTQ+ issues in the Netflix series. The research was conducted with the qualitative research method by asking 70 participants, from whom validated informed consent was retrieved in advance, to answer the questions posed in the online questionnaire employed herein and by inviting them to join Zoom-mediated interviews. Three problematizations are found: Netflix’s ideology related to its LGBTQ+ content, audience perception about the LGBTQ+ community, and audience religiosity before and after watching such a series. There are also varying views on these problematizations according to the various manners in which audience members are reasoning, which are subsequently assigned to several clusters. Ultimately, such problematizations help shed light on how Netflix and its LGBTQ+ content is dynamically perceived by the audience.

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“From the Series, I See that LGBTQ+ Characters are Ordinary People”: An Audience Study on Netflix Series with LGBTQ+ Themes in 2020–2022

Trisnawati,

Sari,

Hadiningrum

2023

Humaniora

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“…The adoption of new media technology on the Internet can be faster and faster, and new media has a more significant timeliness. During the process of information dissemination using traditional media, it is necessary to collect relevant information, and then carry out corresponding operations in combination with the information, and then print and promote it after processing [25]. For example, traditional communication methods such as newspapers have obvious shortcomings in terms of efficiency and timeliness.…”

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Analysis on the application method of new media technology in film and television media in the era of big data cloud

Guo

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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Film and television media plays a key role in people’s social life and economic exchanges, not only can enrich people’s entertainment life, but also play a good publicity effect in economic production. Based on this, it is of far-reaching significance to explore the application methods of new media technology in film and television media in the era of big data cloud. The new media technology has broken through the original channels and timeliness of film and television media communication, expanded the horizon for the technological innovation of film and television media, and is conducive to promoting the high-quality development of the film and television media industry. This paper mainly takes the big data cloud era as the analysis background, establishes the big data DRN algorithm to establish the new media application model, explores the application method of new media technology in the film and television media, and aims to promote the continuous and healthy development of the new film and television media in a healthy direction. According to the calculation of the new media application model, the proportion of new media is as high as 86%, and the traditional media only accounts for 14%. And in the proportion of traditional media, the elderly accounted for 57%, and the young accounted for 33%. In the proportion of new media, the elderly accounted for only 14%, and the young accounted for 86%.

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Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and nonbinary representation on Australian scripted television in the 2000s and 2010s

O’Meara,

Monaghan

2024

Media International Australia

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Over the past few decades, there has been significant industry and scholarly interest in diversity, equity, and inclusion in television. Alongside this, attention has been paid to the politics of queer representation in screen and media contexts. Providing much-needed data on these issues, this article catalogues the representation of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, and nonbinary characters in Australian scripted television since 2000. We highlight the inclusion of more queer characters onscreen and situate this in the context of two significant decades of change in the Australian television industry and the broader socio-political context. In teasing out recent trends around gender and sexually diverse representation, we identify shifts toward representing more complex and inclusive queer story worlds on Australian television. We also note significant tensions in these representations, highlighting how Australian television remains quite conservative in depicting queer sex, intersections between sexualities and gender identities, and bisexual identities.

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Making Queer content visible: approaches and assumptions of Australian film and television stakeholders working with LGBTQ+ content

Cited by 6 publications

References 52 publications

“From the Series, I See that LGBTQ+ Characters are Ordinary People”: An Audience Study on Netflix Series with LGBTQ+ Themes in 2020–2022

“From the Series, I See that LGBTQ+ Characters are Ordinary People”: An Audience Study on Netflix Series with LGBTQ+ Themes in 2020–2022

Analysis on the application method of new media technology in film and television media in the era of big data cloud

Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and nonbinary representation on Australian scripted television in the 2000s and 2010s

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