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Using this video to make the authenticity of emotional belonging of the audience in the virtual community has a certain critical significance and exposes the hegemonic relationship in social media.

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.In my project, a bullet screen serves as a way of emotional communication among fans and also becomes a symbol of identity identification of group members. Fans use fandom language to communicate and identify members within the group. However, due to the language and culture differences between English and Chinese, I cannot accurately translate it into English. When I translate it into English it may change the feeling？ Can I express it in Chinese?
Or through the way of narration bullet barrage interpretation. It's like a monologue to explain the story.

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A night shot was chosen and cold light was used to set off the fan's inner loneliness and desire to find a place to belong. The lighting echoes the final scene.

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The design of some ambiance shot to explain the location of the events and the identity of the characters, character traits

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This includes the attitude of the fans towards their surroundings and some of their own behaviour, which shows the importance attached to the ritual.

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The fan's final loss also conveys that her sense of belonging is not really put to rest, with echoes of cold light and beginnings. Leaving the audience to quest

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I chose to shoot in a room with sound and instruments to explain the idol's identity

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The act of punching a card also emphasises the controlled and compulsory nature of the ritual

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The alarm clock represents the compulsion to keep time, a way of distinguishing the ritual from other daily behaviour.

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An obsessive-compulsive approach to characterisation and a rigorous approach to ritual for fans

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Star posters to explain the fanaticism of their idols

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The interactive ritual chain theory explains that "these rituals can continuously produce emotional energy, and connect this emotion with symbols, it can help to form the basis of Organization of faith, organizational thought, and organizational culture.

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Cao Fei often reflects on these far-reaching topics through his coldly humorous compositions and surreal filming techniques.

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‘I see a lot of people calling me "wife."’

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Emotional interaction between idols and fans in the  broadcast room.

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A study of fandom language

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Record a crazy fan who uses his alarm clock to make sure he does these rituals every day. I tried to design a virtual ritual.  Fans try to increase their sense of identity and belonging within the group through rituals, but when their own expression of emotion is not in line with the rules, the transmission of emotion by fans will be limited. I use this film to reflect on the authenticity of emotions in our digital society. It also exposes the hidden control of politics in social media.

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A performative story designed to explores the relationship between idol/idolizer, in the form of a fan's own narrative. I wanted to use the video to bring out the ritual in the fandom culture.

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3.Regular comments in the fandom  language

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2Turn on the idol's live stream every day to pour out to him. 

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1, Participating in the idol's live broadcast every day
2, Join a fan support group
3,Receive everyone's recognition, get psychological belonging
4, Ostracised for making statements that do not comply with the rules.

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' Emily'is a fan of idol 'Kun'. She tries to increase her grade in the community through the rituals.

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Fans use this ritualistic affair to convey their faith and express their worship for their idols to increase their own value and sense of identity in the fan community.

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Elements of the ritual structure of the fandom culture

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Elements of the ritual structure of the fandom culture

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Common emotional idols of fans

The specific online language of fans

The cyberspace of the fan community

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1: voting, signing in - Identification ritual
2: Internet live broadcast - a ritual of emotional expression in virtual presence
3: Commenting - a ritual of fandom language creation by a community of fans

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1. A ceremonial act or actions; Repeating a series of actions in a fixed manner to convey faith.
2. Ritual is anything our day is marked with it keep order in our lives.

3. Ritual action is that it is symbolic in relation to its reference.

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There are many issues to unpack here which require your careful consideration before beginning the resubmission work. Whilst the original topic and premise of fandom is interesting and quite refreshing, this must be brought forward as a coherently communicated response to a professional standard.

Research

We note that in the research folder and writing (to support both the topic and to support your design practice), you have a habit of simply pointing to things you like and fail to interrogate why precisely these ideas or examples are useful. We note the research folder was a very thin collection of references and was not documented to demonstrate analysis, understanding, and relevant decision-making linking back to your own practice. There were times when carelessly you interchanged gods and idols to your convenience.

Concept and Production

The proposal of a series of rituals connecting with props was poorly conceived and executed. The ideas lacked the conviction of a ritual (what principles of a ritual do you learn and employ for your own project). What is the difference between an everyday interaction and a ritual? You need absolute clarity on this. Equally the materials used for the props ( and devices ) were badly made and lacked authority – what professional tools and workshops did you use, and as we know the props were conceived very late and needed more time for iteration and cycles of reflection and improvement; altogether a higher skills level and more rigour with the thinking