Remixing Content

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I understand “remixing content” to mean incorporating images, sayings and music to bring your post alive by using familiar sounds and sights to interest consumers. In other words, each post has a goal of which is no longer limited to expression through just words. In the “remixing culture” we can utilize all resources to appeal to the persons emotions visually also through pictures, memes and audio. An example of “remixing content” would be a commercial for a cable company who not only uses images of TV shows but of different clips that may pronounce the company name to showcase their creative marketing by using familiar faces.The purpose of the assignment is to recognize the strong presence of “remixed content” rotating in the media and its effectiveness. The key question at the heart of the assignment is how are we going to utilize this new-found knowledge to convey our own messages to our desired audience?


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