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i'm not a racist and you say the ppl involved in it are black, but you've got to understand that there are certain stereotypes in the media...that's why ppl react that way.
Stereotypes in the media huh? What country are you from? Here in SA almost every media group is owned by an ethnic group, furthermore it is against the constitution to mention or even allude to the ethnicity of the perpetrator(s) of a crime. So how exactly are we perpetuating this "stereotype"?
Oh, and I didn't call you a racist.. I have no means to judge you on that. I simply dont know you. Maybe you should look inside yourself, see the type of mentality that this "stereotype" is perpetuate by.
I'm obviously talking about the mainstream stereotypes created by the United States. And whether you like it or not, they apply in many countries, more or less, specially in the movie industry. There are books about it, theories of communication and such studies. It wouldn't harm checking them out. Then again, you may belong to the percentage of ppl who don't fall into one of those stereotypes. But the majority..that's another story. Say..the majority of youtube users? Get it now?
Yes, I studied audience studies for 2 years as a major at, including race representation in the media. I believe the studies of perpetuating racial stereotypes are listed along with catharsis, mass theory and the idea that violent films breed violent people. Point is its archaic thinking, people will believe what they want. Regardless, representing a black killer in a film cannot be faulted. In fact, taken contextually he's a serial killer.. & for once he's not white, so it breaks the stereotype
Actually, it doesn't. The stereotype about the black or the latino being criminals is stronger, as a result of decades of attitude cultivation into audiences, Or why else would ppl react the to your "remake" with the same type of comments? Nice chit chat tho.
Nice chit chat indeed. I had one comment, would you base the response of an entire audience on the voice of one, well two including you. Anyway, it was meant for two audiences my class (South African) and the world (youtube). Would you say the 'stereotype' holds true in most of Africa? Asia? The middle-east? As this constitutes over 2/3rds of the world I think its safe to say that this is far from an irresponsible film. How about Tsotsi? That won an oscar?
Except for the fact that just about every person involved is black and made all the decisions. Why the fuck are ppl so quick to use the race card.. its bullshit! get over yourself!
Except for the fact that just about every person involved is black and made all the decisions. Why the fuck are ppl so quick to use the race card.. its bullshit! get over yourself!
Well if you had read my description I said it was a "class exercise" (done in my second year of studies), which happened to be one of the best ones. That said I don't think it meets the production standards of features or television series, but then it was never meant to. This definitely is not a waste of SA talent because it was never a display of SA talent, its merely and exercise. If you look at the rest of my film I have won national awards for some of them, there you will find talent!
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FolieADeuxFilms 8 months ago
god long comments
DeepSnowBand 1 year ago
Very weird music...
Why not use Psycho classic music?
qaaqaaww 3 years ago
of course, a black guy did it. lol
i'm not a racist and you say the ppl involved in it are black, but you've got to understand that there are certain stereotypes in the media...that's why ppl react that way.
fonchothehottie 3 years ago
Stereotypes in the media huh? What country are you from? Here in SA almost every media group is owned by an ethnic group, furthermore it is against the constitution to mention or even allude to the ethnicity of the perpetrator(s) of a crime. So how exactly are we perpetuating this "stereotype"?
Oh, and I didn't call you a racist.. I have no means to judge you on that. I simply dont know you. Maybe you should look inside yourself, see the type of mentality that this "stereotype" is perpetuate by.
grimalkinpictures 3 years ago
I'm obviously talking about the mainstream stereotypes created by the United States. And whether you like it or not, they apply in many countries, more or less, specially in the movie industry. There are books about it, theories of communication and such studies. It wouldn't harm checking them out. Then again, you may belong to the percentage of ppl who don't fall into one of those stereotypes. But the majority..that's another story. Say..the majority of youtube users? Get it now?
fonchothehottie 3 years ago
Yes, I studied audience studies for 2 years as a major at, including race representation in the media. I believe the studies of perpetuating racial stereotypes are listed along with catharsis, mass theory and the idea that violent films breed violent people. Point is its archaic thinking, people will believe what they want. Regardless, representing a black killer in a film cannot be faulted. In fact, taken contextually he's a serial killer.. & for once he's not white, so it breaks the stereotype
grimalkinpictures 3 years ago
Actually, it doesn't. The stereotype about the black or the latino being criminals is stronger, as a result of decades of attitude cultivation into audiences, Or why else would ppl react the to your "remake" with the same type of comments? Nice chit chat tho.
fonchothehottie 3 years ago
Nice chit chat indeed. I had one comment, would you base the response of an entire audience on the voice of one, well two including you. Anyway, it was meant for two audiences my class (South African) and the world (youtube). Would you say the 'stereotype' holds true in most of Africa? Asia? The middle-east? As this constitutes over 2/3rds of the world I think its safe to say that this is far from an irresponsible film. How about Tsotsi? That won an oscar?
grimalkinpictures 3 years ago
Except for the fact that just about every person involved is black and made all the decisions. Why the fuck are ppl so quick to use the race card.. its bullshit! get over yourself!
grimalkinpictures 3 years ago
oh mah gawd this is so racist!
Nvncible1 3 years ago
Except for the fact that just about every person involved is black and made all the decisions. Why the fuck are ppl so quick to use the race card.. its bullshit! get over yourself!
grimalkinpictures 3 years ago
not bad.
ras0682 3 years ago 2
@ras0682 not bad at all really
mii284 1 year ago
Well if you had read my description I said it was a "class exercise" (done in my second year of studies), which happened to be one of the best ones. That said I don't think it meets the production standards of features or television series, but then it was never meant to. This definitely is not a waste of SA talent because it was never a display of SA talent, its merely and exercise. If you look at the rest of my film I have won national awards for some of them, there you will find talent!
grimalkinpictures 4 years ago
You guys are crazy...
MistaMacha 4 years ago 3