A Study on Modern Film and Television Communication and the Development of Dunhuang Intangible Cultural Heritage Art
Main Article Content
Keywords
Dunhuang culture, Dunhuang non-heritage art, modern film and television technology, visualization
Abstract
Dunhuang non-legacy art is one of the valuable cultural heritages of the Chinese nation, with a deep historical background and unique artistic charm. In today's internet era, how to skillfully communicate Dunhuang culture to the public is an important task for cultural workers. The development of modern film and television technology has provided a new path for the inheritance of intangible cultural heritage art. This article explores the use of Dunhuang in the film and television creation of intangible cultural heritage art through the analysis of contemporary intangible cultural heritage art film and television works, providing innovative thoughts for the integration of Dunhuang intangible cultural heritage art and modern film and television technology.
References
Hu, J. (2023). Study on the communication strategy of movie and TV works in the era of big data. Media Forum, 6(20), 61-63.
Li, H. (2022). Film and television communication strategy and innovative path of Dunhuang culture. Western Radio and Television, 43(1), 1-3.
Meng, X., & Fang, T. (2021). Analysis of film and television communication strategies of Dunhuang culture and art. Humanities World, (3), 55-57.
Xu, X. (2009). Audiovisual conversion and modernization of Dunhuang art. Chongqing Social Science, (11), 106-110.
Xue, Y. (2010). Conveying history with images: The innovative practice of film and television historiography theory in the documentary “Dunhuang”. Modern Communication (Journal of Communication University of China), (5), 94-97.
Zhai, Y. (2021). Color study of Dunhuang aesthetics in film and television perspectives: Taking “Dengzhang! Dunhuang” as an example. Sound Screen World, (9), 62-63.
Zou, Y. (2017). Holistic communication strategy of intangible cultural heritage. China Ethnic Expo, (2), 71-72.
Article Sidebar
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License.