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Conference
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Social
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The Challenges
of
Social
Sciences
in
a
Changing
World
Published By
:Jusuf Kalla School of Government (JKSG)
JanuarV 26
- 28,20LG
U n
iversitas Muhammadiyah Yogyakarta
DEVELOPMENT OF
MOTIVATTONAL VIDEO
FOR MEDIA LITERACY
FOR
SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENT
AS
A
DRUG FREE
YOUTH
MOVEMENT
Citra Dewi
Utamic itra_d e @i s i _s ka. ac. i d
lndonesian
Aft
lnstitute SurakaftaBudi
DwiArifianto
M u h am madiyah lJ n iversity yogyakarta
Abstract
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aimsto
developaworkaf
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needs of adolescents witt be media literacy. The high tevel of drug
abuse
by
teenagersss ir€,,i asire
tendency of young peopte lo se/fe (setf videography) and uptoad
iideo
themselvesihrougn new mediais
the backgroundof
this study. variants of experimental visuatrt""
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videoby presenting youth as a motivator. The method used
in
this studyis
the experimentalmethod with
exploing visual composition and a motivating force. The chosen approach is
a
modet of culturalsfudiesand active audience mo.dets. video of expeimentalresulfs
published through the new media that can
be uploaded and downloaded globally. implementation
of
ine processof
creation and dissemination of motivational video is designed in the form of media literacy activities. The imptementation of medialiteracy
is
offered asa
model for Anti-Drug Education Extra cunicular school. This medialiteracy leaming model planned
to
cover 1) basic kiowtedge aboutdrugs, prevention and mitigation, 2) pubtic
speaking' 3) style of dressing, 4) the manufacture
of
artistic pro[erty, s) operationof
thi
camera, and 6) prosedure of uploading video through new media.one
expedient iotutionassocrafedwith the negative impact of the new media is vying to fitl it with content that
is
positive. This modet can be used as analtemative example
of
positive activism which continues to be carriedout
independenily
by
teenagersand is expected
to
inspire other teensto
participate.Keywords: Motivational Video, Media Literacy, youth, Drugs
INTRODUCTION
The success
of
video
distribution anddisplay
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and The
GotdenWays
on the
screen shows
an
interestingphenomenon.
Video
motivation
refers
to
the
audio-visual
recording
that
displaysa
message
in
the
form
of
motivation for
exercise of positive action and abandonment
of
negative action.
The core
of
a
person,smotivation
is
intendedto
encourage positivebehavior
and live well. But
there
is
nospecial
series
of
videos
that
discuss
their motivation solicitationstay
away from drugs.Basically,
everyone
has the
potential abilityto
motivate
and
present
in an
audio_visualrecordings.
So
that
everyone
has
thepotentialto be
a
motivator. This is supportedby
public
ownershipof
electronic
recordingequipment,
especiallyteenagers.
Nature
or desire narcissistic admirationtoward
oneselfhigh
in
adolescents requiresthe
distributionof
positive
activities.This idea
inspired
thedevelopment
of a
planned utilization
of
the phenomenon of serial works ofvideo
HarlemShake. Video
creation
motivated
by
some teenagers are expectedto
ignitemany
otherteens
to
create something
similar
in
thevarious
versions.
New media become
partof
everyday adolescentas
if
it were
the
realworld.
The
behaviorof
media
can
bring
theaudience to the positive and negative impacts.
Negative spotlight
on
related
new
mediacontent presented
often
not
been
followedby an
offer
solutions.
The new
media
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