Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy

Online dating has been prevalent since the conception of dating apps in the 1990s and has been widely accepted as a modern way of seeking romantic relationships. As such, this has also given rise to the practice of ghosting prevalent with the advancement of technology and the advent of social media....

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Main Authors: Arevalo, Monique A., Honra, Allysa Franzine S., Calalang, Daniella Sophia M.
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spelling oai:animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph:etdb_comm-10362022-07-14T09:13:52Z Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy Arevalo, Monique A. Honra, Allysa Franzine S. Calalang, Daniella Sophia M. Online dating has been prevalent since the conception of dating apps in the 1990s and has been widely accepted as a modern way of seeking romantic relationships. As such, this has also given rise to the practice of ghosting prevalent with the advancement of technology and the advent of social media. This paper explored the concept and background of online dating and dating app usage among Generation Z, along with the process and factors attributed to ghosting in terminating relationships. Essentially, this paper incorporated one Philippine mythological creature, the Kapre, known to possess lustful desires, to offer a more dynamic and local approach to comprehending and depicting the transient nature and misrepresented identities prevalent in the online dating sphere as well as ghosting by employing the forbidden love narrative, primarily between an otherworldly being and a mortal. Furthermore, this paper also locally contextualized online dating in the COVID-19 pandemic setup and ghosting through the Philippine cultural values of hiya and pakikiramdam. Drawing on collected data concerning online dating motivations and gratifications, as well as factors and perceptions of ghosting, supplemented with pertinent discussions on Philippine Mythology, specifically the Kapre, the researchers produced a 16-minute short feature film executed through mobile filmmaking. The film is accompanied by a production book that details the conceptualization process. 2022-07-12T07:00:00Z text application/pdf https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/etdb_comm/22 https://animorepository.dlsu.edu.ph/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1036&context=etdb_comm Communication Bachelor's Theses English Animo Repository Short films Online dating Application software Film and Media Studies
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topic Short films
Online dating
Application software
Film and Media Studies
spellingShingle Short films
Online dating
Application software
Film and Media Studies
Arevalo, Monique A.
Honra, Allysa Franzine S.
Calalang, Daniella Sophia M.
Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
description Online dating has been prevalent since the conception of dating apps in the 1990s and has been widely accepted as a modern way of seeking romantic relationships. As such, this has also given rise to the practice of ghosting prevalent with the advancement of technology and the advent of social media. This paper explored the concept and background of online dating and dating app usage among Generation Z, along with the process and factors attributed to ghosting in terminating relationships. Essentially, this paper incorporated one Philippine mythological creature, the Kapre, known to possess lustful desires, to offer a more dynamic and local approach to comprehending and depicting the transient nature and misrepresented identities prevalent in the online dating sphere as well as ghosting by employing the forbidden love narrative, primarily between an otherworldly being and a mortal. Furthermore, this paper also locally contextualized online dating in the COVID-19 pandemic setup and ghosting through the Philippine cultural values of hiya and pakikiramdam. Drawing on collected data concerning online dating motivations and gratifications, as well as factors and perceptions of ghosting, supplemented with pertinent discussions on Philippine Mythology, specifically the Kapre, the researchers produced a 16-minute short feature film executed through mobile filmmaking. The film is accompanied by a production book that details the conceptualization process.
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author Arevalo, Monique A.
Honra, Allysa Franzine S.
Calalang, Daniella Sophia M.
author_facet Arevalo, Monique A.
Honra, Allysa Franzine S.
Calalang, Daniella Sophia M.
author_sort Arevalo, Monique A.
title Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
title_short Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
title_full Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
title_fullStr Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
title_full_unstemmed Under the mango tree: A short narrative film on assessing generation Z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
title_sort under the mango tree: a short narrative film on assessing generation z’s usage of online dating apps and ghosting as a relationship dissolution strategy
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