Drama Short Films in Palestine
(Point of View analysis of Palestinian instructors at media facilities)
الملخص
ABSTRACT
This study investigates drama short films in Palestine; it aims to identify the impact of short Palestinian drama films on the recipient from the point of view of media teachers in Palestine. It also aims to verify motives, opinions, Cognitive and behavioral patterns from the point of view of specialists and experts as a result of their exposure to these films. The study sought to identify the extent to which the production of short dramatic films was affected by the digital environment, and to what extent Filmmaking techniques used in the Palestinian short drama films affect the delivery of the short dramatic film's messages to the Palestinian audience. The researcher utilizes analytical survey as it helps in obtaining data and interpretations about the phenomenon under study. In addition, the study sample consisted of 90 media teachers in Palestine, and the researcher used the questionnaire that was designed the research purposes. Findings of the study suggest that media teachers in Palestine watch short Palestinian drama films on a regular basis and that media professors in Palestinian universities prefer to watch the national drama. It was also found that there were no statistically significant differences in the effect size of Palestinian drama films on media professors in Palestinian universities due to the independent variables including gender, educational qualification, years of experience, and place of work.
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