A Study on Video Remix Creation Using Social Media - Based on the Film Life in a Day Utilizing YouTube Clips -

다국어 초록 (Multilingual Abstract)

The ways of producing film and video art keep changing. Along with the flourishing development of Internet,nowadays filmmakers have more opportunities and various choices to create artworks. This article researches on the recent video artworks which use YouTube video clips as source materials. Using YouTube provides several meanings in film and video production. First instead of shooting scenes directly,this way uses the pre-existing material as the source. Second, this way creatively approached the way of data collecting from diverse participants from different area in a given time. However, this kind of production requires more critical and schemeful editing skills. In order to search for the meanings and strategies of recent video remix creation using YouTube clips, for its editing, this article examines the concepts of Montage, Kuleshov effect, and particularly Supercut, which is a newly born type of montage which assemble hundreds of short clips on a common theme. For its innovative way of data collecting, we will examine the concept of crowdsourcing using YouTube. The film Life in a Day will be used as the main material in this study.

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