A deeper look at the psychology of how movies, music, and culture influence emotion, behaviour, nostalgia, identity, and the way we make meaning.
Film Be Looked At As Art Exploring The Creative Value Of Movies, TV, Music Videos, And Documentaries The question of whether Anything On Film Be Looked At As Art or filmed media should be considered art has become more relevant than ever, especially as the boundaries between entertainment, expression, and cultural commentary continue to blur….
Are Movies Getting Less Scary How Modern Horror Lost Its Nerve Horror has always relied on contrast, tension, and the delicate balance between silence and sound to unsettle the audience, but in recent years many viewers have noticed a shift in how fear is delivered on screen. Instead of letting dread build slowly in the…
Why I Love Physical Media Stability, Accuracy, And The Joy Of Owning What You Watch Physical media continues to hold a powerful place in my life because it offers a level of stability, accuracy, and permanence that streaming services simply cannot match, no matter how convenient they may seem. The tactile experience of holding a…
The Golden Globe Awards – Origins And Cultural Significance The Golden Globe Awards have stood as one of the most recognized ceremonies in the entertainment industry, celebrating achievements in both film and television since their inception in 1944. Emerging from the efforts of foreign journalists based in Los Angeles, the awards were designed to highlight…
Creative Exchange Stage And Screen – Exploring The Creative Exchange Between Theatre And Film Theatrical Origins – Why Stage Shows Inspire Cinematic Adaptations Cinematic Transformations – How Film Reimagines Live Performance The relationship between stage and screen has evolved into a dynamic creative exchange. Theatre productions are increasingly being adapted into films, while movies are…
Chicken Wire Stages And Coolness – The Mythology Of Grit In American Bar Stages Chicken Wire Stages The image of a blues band performing behind chicken wire in a smoky American bar is more than a cinematic trope—it is a symbol of resilience, confrontation, and cultural fusion. These Chicken Wire Stages, often found in honky-tonks…
Why Do Some People Love Certain Movies And TV Shows While Others Hate Them The Emotional And Cultural Puzzle Of Taste Of Movie And TV Shows Art Why Do Some People Love Certain Movies And TV Shows While Others Hate Them? The divide in how people respond to movies and TV shows is one of…
Why Creative Pop Culture Creative Pop culture is one of the most powerful systems through which people express emotion, share meaning, and challenge norms. It is not a distraction from serious thought—it is a living archive of collective experience. Whether through music, film, fashion, or digital media, pop culture creates symbolic reference points that help…
RESOLUTION AS SYMBOLIC CLARITY Screen Resolution – From 144p to 8K Screen resolution is more than a technical specification. It defines how visual information is structured, perceived, and emotionally processed. Resolution refers to the number of pixels displayed on a screen, measured by width and height. Higher resolution means more pixels, which typically results in…
IDENTITY, UTILIZATION, AND INVISIBLE TAXES OF BEING FAT IN MEDIA Being Fat In Media – THE BODY AS A ROLE In entertainment and media, fatness is rarely treated as a neutral trait. It is often a narrative device, a visual shorthand, or a punchline. Fat people are cast not as full characters but as symbols—of…
