CLASSIFICATION OF CHILDREN SHORT FILMS FOR MOBILE MOVIE SCREENING BY BIOSCIL
Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia, Lukas Deni Setiawan, Birgitta Bestari Puspita, Universitas Atma Jaya Yogyakarta, Indonesia · World conference on media and mass communication · 2019
Access to movie is limited for some part of the society due to minimum amount of cinema in remote area or suburban.This limited access is worsen by the limitation of available children films.BIOSCIL (Bioskop Kecil Keliling), a community based organization, concerns about the situation and responds to it.BIOSCIL conducts mobile movie screening for children in remote areas in Yogyakarta.So far, they have at least visited 20 locations in five years.Together with several local movie makers, BIOSCIL tries to collect movies that can be watched by their audience in remote area.However, the limited amount of children movies brings new problem to BIOSCIL because not every movie in their inventory matches their audience in each screening.Thus, it is important to make movie classification for BIOSCIL based on their audience age group, to help them choose the right movie for each screening and audience.This is a participatory action research using FGD, documentary, and participatory observation for data collection.After working together with BIOSCIL for over a year, this research has successfully defined a movie classification for BIOSCIL to serve as a guideline for BIOSCIL to decide the right movie for their audience in each screening.