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ABSTRACT Title: Electronic Field Production: An Application of NVivo Software in the Qualitative Research on the Shooting Sequence of Traditional Operas in Taiwan Pages: 82 School: Chungyu University of Film And Arts Department: Graduate School of Cultural Creative Design Time: June, 2019 Degree: Master Researcher: Pin, Chen-Chang Advisor: Shu, Tsung-Hao
Keywords: Program Director, Traditional Drama, Recorded/Taped Program, Electronic Field Production
In the past five years from 2014 to 2018, the researcher led the EFP team to record nearly 200 performance-related video works. In addition to being a professional broadcaster of the TV media system, the researcher also spent eight years study in the professional Chinese Opera School (National Taiwan College of Performing Arts). Thus, the EFP video recording on the scene of the traditional opera stage is very familiarize for researcher, and the team that leads the EFP on-site operation shuttles between the major theaters in Taiwan. The researcher selected eight well-received works from the period of 2014-2018. These repertoires include Beijing Opera and Taiwanese Opera, which are often played in Taiwan. They also play literary dramas, martial arts, traditional plays, and new screenwriters. Incorporating the considerations at the time of selection, it is intended to encode and analyze text, images, and sound content by qualitative content analysis. The research will use the latest version of the qualitative auxiliary analysis software NVivo12 to organize and encode the above-mentioned source data, so as to improve the analysis of qualitative data, it can achieve a multi-functional effect with logic and system, even more similar to the data presentation of quantitative research. qualitative content with logical inference.
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