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CYBERCRIME REPRESENTATION IN THE FILM “UNFRIENDED: DARK WEB”

Jul 31, 2021 · 3 authors · 3 topics

Abstract

This study aims to analyze cybercrime actions on dark web sites in the film Unfriended: Dark Web. This study seeks to reveal the 'form' of cybercrime contained in a dark web site linked in a film. By using John Fiske's semiotic analysis, this study makes effort to enlighten people's thinking through signs of reality, representations, and themed ideologies to be more careful in using the virtual world as a daily activity. The paradigm used in this study is the constructivism paradigm in forming a framework for understanding cybercrime acts in the object of this study. The methodology used is a Semiotic. The results of this study are films that are now being used for industrialization and commercialization. The results of this study also show the facts of reality, i.e., behavior, expressions, sounds, and so on. Then there is a representation that consists of technical codes in a film show, such as camera, lighting, editing, music, and sound as part of the

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Authors

Kenny LeeDewi Maria HerawatiIsiaka Zubair Aliagan

Topics

Digital Storytelling and EducationCommunication Studies and MediaComics and Graphic Narratives

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PublishedJul 31, 2021
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