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This cutting-edge collection explores the histories, aesthetics, and cultural work of fan video across a wide variety of manifestations and genres.

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This cutting-edge collection explores the histories, aesthetics, and cultural work of fan video across a wide variety of manifestations and genres.

Editors Louisa Stein and Samantha Close have assembled an edited collection that showcases the aesthetic diversity and transcultural dynamics at play in fan video as a widespread form. The collection explores the relationships between fan video as a set of DIY subcultural authorship forms and the broader evolving popular cultures of digital media, looking at how fan video structures and aesthetics influence other popular and commercial forms of digital video. In order to do so, it examines a wide range of fan video genres and practices, including vidding, reaction videos, self-insert TikToks, ASMR videos, let's play videos, streams, Bilibili videos, gif loops, fan films, crack videos, animatics, collection videos, deepfakes, fake trailers, and fan video essays, among others. It features essays by a range of scholars working in the intersecting fields of digital media studies, fan studies, media studies, cultural studies, audience studies, video game studies, transcultural studies, and videographic studies.

A field-defining collection, this Handbook will be of interest to students and scholars of digital media studies, fan studies, media studies, cultural studies, videographic studies, and beyond.

The transcultural orientation of The Routledge Handbook of Fan Video and Digital Authorship reflects and elucidates the geographical, cultural, and material diversity of contemporary digital fan production. Essays ranging from the broadly theoretical to intricate case studies open up new paths for further research.

Lori Morimoto, Temple University Japan - Kyoto, Japan

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List of Contributors

00 Introduction

Part 1 Forms and Platforms

01 Fandom and the Interrogative Gaze

Francesca Coppa

02 Reclaiming the Wizarding World: Self-Insert Fanvids, TikTok, and the Reimagining of Representation in Fandom

Effie Sapuridis

03 The Danmu Interface?Supported Translational Remix on Bilibili

Dingkun Wang and Jiahua Bu

04 Everything Everywhere All Xuanni: Chinese Fan Vids, Music, Emotions and Self-Orientalism

Yifei Yang

05 TV Series Fanvids on TikTok

Claire Cornillon

06 Fan Video of Attractions: From Loop to Video Essay

Louisa Stein

Part 2 Evolving Genres

07 (Re)Making Raiders of the Lost Ark: Affirmation, Transformation, and Identity in the Fan Remake Film

Emma Lynn

08  Remixing Queer Pleasure in Riverdale?s Fan Crack Videos

Victoria Serafini

09 To Boldly Critique: Participatory Fan Practices in the Online Video Essay

Tara Coughlin

10 Ambiences, ASMR roleplays, reality shifting: inhabiting fictional worlds via fan videos

Joyce Cimper

11 The Metamodernism of Minecraft Picture Music Videos

Sam Close

12 (Voiceover) Imagine A World?: Fan Animatics for TTRPG Shows

Maria Alberto and Yvonne Gonzales

Part 3 Community and Authorship

13 Common, Purple, and Red Mushrooms: Performative Authorship and Collective Agency in the Stardew Valley Community

Roxanne Chartrand and Megan Bedard

14 A Truth Universally Remixed: How YouTube and TikTok Users Adapt Jane Austen?s World for 21st Century Audiences

Maria Juko

15 Constructing a Rogue Archive on Bilibili: A Case Study of Leslie Cheung?s Fan-Made Videos

Ning Zhang

16 Decoding and Disidentification on the Death Star: Q/PoC Embodiments and Performances of Self on TikTok

Elissa Badique

17 Vidding Italian Style : Collabs, Fan Edits, and the Fannish Bilingualism of the Italian Fan Video Community

Lucia Tralli

18 Digital Echoes of Indian Dance through Fan Videos of Japanese Women Influencers

Shweta Arora

19 Reinventing Desi Masculinity: Sigma Male Videos on YouTube

Pratiksha Menon

Part 4 Expanding Contexts

20 Teaching with Fan Video

Charlotte Stevens and Nick Weber

21 The Distributed Creative Process: Narremes, Obstacles and Twitch Plays Pokémon

John Kirwan

22 r/Roastme as a collective community storytelling: memetics and fanvid production

Gabriel Forte

23 Spores Productions: from cosplay to fan filmmaking

José Blazquez and Giulio Olesen

24 The Intersection of Fan Video and K-pop Photocard Collecting

Kaitlyn Lane

25 Fair Use and Bullsh*t: Vidders and Copyright

Sebastian Svegaard

26 Deepfake Fantasies: Fan Practices in Deepfake Creator Communities

Amber Davisson

27 From Amateur Filmmaker to Content Producer: Emerging Narrative Strategies on Social Media

Gustavo Soranz

28 Cinephilia and Digital Authorship: Audiovisual Scrapbooks, Reaction Videos, and Fake AI-Trailers

Philipp Keidl

Index