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I do feel that the most fun way to look at media is to examine how someone is working against the constraints put on them like absolutely everyone is doing that. The most conceptual figures in a medium are working against the medium itself (like stan brakhage taping moths to a roll of celluloid film and having that be a movie) or comme des garconnes trying to reexamine what a garment is. and that’s often paired with budget and equipment constraints that people work against to create new techniques like the jump cut. more popular works in a medium are usually working against constraints of the genre and what’s considered “profitable” or “family friendly” or “having broad appeal.”
I think understanding that is the key to actually enjoying a broad range of genres. Like an indie movie will push boundaries a big movie can’t but it might look ugly or be difficult to find or watch because it has a smaller budget. A blockbuster movie is very limited in what it can say because it has so many stakeholders involved and so its creativity will usually stem from how it interjects subtext or skilled craft into something that’s supposed to be very flashy, fast moving and plot heavy.
You really start to enjoy a large variety of stuff when you are able to see things as a sort of universal experience of creative problem solving in response to constraints. Genre divides and high/low culture debates are basically terms people use to describe what problems people are solving around. But anywhere on that spectrum people can approach the constraints of their medium and audience in an innovative and skillful way or in a stupid one. And a lot of what makes media analysis fun for me is experiencing something and working backwards to figure out what problem they were trying to solve and how they did it. #myopinion
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