Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli

Many studies have been done to analyze gender representation in Disney films. In Malaysia, there have been significantly less gender-related studies focused on local animation. This study was carried out to investigate the gender roles and representation of female characters in Malaysian animated wo...

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Main Author: Ramli, Arina Izyan
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation 2014
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Online Access:http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/1/PPb_ARINA%20IZYAN%20RAMLI%20FF%2014_5.pdf
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spelling uitm-151212016-10-21T04:12:57Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/ Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli Ramli, Arina Izyan Malaysia Visualization Many studies have been done to analyze gender representation in Disney films. In Malaysia, there have been significantly less gender-related studies focused on local animation. This study was carried out to investigate the gender roles and representation of female characters in Malaysian animated works. The findings from this analysis was used as support for the production of my short animated film project entitled Beauty and the Feast, in which I explored less stereotypical portrayals of a female character. A coded content analysis was carried out on several episodes taken from two Malaysian television series (Upin & Ipin, and BoBoiBoy), taking into account their current popularity among the target audience. The characters from these animations were investigated according to several stereotypical gender characteristics. Results suggest that both series portrays some degree of stereotypical representations of the female gender. In BoBoiBoy, though the female characters Yaya and Ying break away from some stereotypes by actively taking part in protecting the world from aliens, they still portray several stereotypical traits, such as being timid, and preferring not to fight. Although the characters in these series have portrayed non-stereotypical behavior at times, traditional ideals of femininity are still present in Malaysian animation. These findings enabled me to portray a female character that deviates from several gender stereotypes that are common in the animations studied. This research will contribute to the local literature on the issue of gender representation, and encourage more discussion regarding gender stereotypes in Malaysian media. Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation 2014 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/1/PPb_ARINA%20IZYAN%20RAMLI%20FF%2014_5.pdf Ramli, Arina Izyan (2014) Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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Ramli, Arina Izyan
Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
description Many studies have been done to analyze gender representation in Disney films. In Malaysia, there have been significantly less gender-related studies focused on local animation. This study was carried out to investigate the gender roles and representation of female characters in Malaysian animated works. The findings from this analysis was used as support for the production of my short animated film project entitled Beauty and the Feast, in which I explored less stereotypical portrayals of a female character. A coded content analysis was carried out on several episodes taken from two Malaysian television series (Upin & Ipin, and BoBoiBoy), taking into account their current popularity among the target audience. The characters from these animations were investigated according to several stereotypical gender characteristics. Results suggest that both series portrays some degree of stereotypical representations of the female gender. In BoBoiBoy, though the female characters Yaya and Ying break away from some stereotypes by actively taking part in protecting the world from aliens, they still portray several stereotypical traits, such as being timid, and preferring not to fight. Although the characters in these series have portrayed non-stereotypical behavior at times, traditional ideals of femininity are still present in Malaysian animation. These findings enabled me to portray a female character that deviates from several gender stereotypes that are common in the animations studied. This research will contribute to the local literature on the issue of gender representation, and encourage more discussion regarding gender stereotypes in Malaysian media.
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title Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
title_short Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
title_full Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
title_fullStr Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
title_full_unstemmed Short animated film project Beauty and The Feast-- A study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / Arina Izyan Ramli
title_sort short animated film project beauty and the feast-- a study of non-stereotypical gender portrayal of a typically feminine role / arina izyan ramli
publisher Faculty of Film, Theatre and Animation
publishDate 2014
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/15121/1/PPb_ARINA%20IZYAN%20RAMLI%20FF%2014_5.pdf
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