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Fan Riot

Fan Riot is a project by UK artist Owen G. Parry (b. 1983) with contributing artists and fans. It includes original research, public events and performances, and the development of a new stage show for theatre and concert venues in 2015.
Fan Riot explores the phenomenon of fandom at a time when distinctions between the professional and amateur, the artist and fan are diminishing. Fans who self-publish emotionally driven, cross-form, elaborate fan works now have the tools and abilities to upstage those cultural figures around whom they rally. But would such a move only be at the cost of their own existence? Fan Riot contemplates the ways artist and fans are negotiating these cultural shifts, and making way for new, unusual and imaginative forms of creativity and collectivity.
Fan Riot is supported by Arts Council England.
Website: Fan Riot
 
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Fan Soundtrack

A fan soundtrack, or FST, is a form of fanmix. The term is more commonly known and used than "fanmix" in certain fannish communities like anime and manga. Usage of the term gained popularity through the FST Project, which was the first LiveJournal community devoted to organizing this fannish activity in a monthly challenge format.
==FST Format==
The bare minimum for a FST is a track listing based on a theme, but various additions are also possible. Many people include digital music files, cd covers, explanations of song choice, quotations of lyrics from the chosen songs, quotations from the source text the FST is based on, FST titles, and the FST play time. FST lengths vary from EP to multiple CDs.
==The FST Creation Process==
There is no agreement on what, exactly a FST should do, and thus its format/purpose/creation process is entirely up to its creator. The creative process post by darenciel raises various opinions on FSTs, such as "I think what I really want people to get out of an FST is to feel like they're watching a movie" and "making FSTs is like writing fanfiction." As the comments to the post note, for many FST participants, making a FST was a more elaborate process than simply compiling a mixtape of thematically appropriate songs. Choice of genres, the order of the tracks, and matching the mood or tone of the fandom/character/pairing/topic being celebrated with either lyrics or musical timbre were just some of the many considerations that were taken into making an FST. As an example, some participants did not offer up individual song downloads or labeled the Album tag on the mp3 files with their FST title because they felt very strongly that their FST needed to be appreciated as a whole and listened to in the correct order.
==dot_fst_snark==
dot_fst_snark was created in 2005, as a place where members mocked what they thought were poorly-made FSTs. There was also some debate over the definition of FST, as FSTs about generic topics such as "being melancholy" or "driving" rather than fannish themes began to occur more frequently in the community.dot_fst_snark - A rant in hand is worth two on livejournal, or something. Accessed November 15, 2011
==References==
Category:Audio
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Fan Studies Network/Vid Shows

==2018==
No disability accessible playlist is available on the conference website
18 vids were shown that year
File:FSN-VidShow-2018-1.png|2018 Playlist Part 1, click for larger version
File:FSN-VidShow-2018-2.png|2018 Playlist Part 2, click for larger version
==2019==
No disability accessible playlist is available on the conference website. The screencap they have offered is of low resolution and may be difficult even for non-impaired readers to see.
==2020==
No playlist was offered by the conference in their website. Below is a playlist of the vid titles obtained by one of the attendees. 
* Anime Matsuri Promo Spot - Our World
* [ Con.Txt 2020 Intro Vid] Too Many Rules
* Can't Stop The Feeling
* A Gorgeous Vid Moment
* Wholock - Sherlock Meets The Doctor!
* Play, Failure, Affect, Sadism
* Watchmen: A Video Sketch For Jason Mittell
* Transmission
* Game On
* Untitled Goose Vid
* Homage
* Hands Of Bresson
* Hands
* [Multi Fmv] All The Rowboats
* We Have It All
* ~ Applause ~ Wang Yibo 王一博 [Fmv]
==2021==
* 1. BTSxHarry Potter AU [[[BTS]] FMV], by Bevy Cheng
* 2. One day left, everyone. by Alana King
* 3. The best look , by Hailey
* 4. The Grief Playlist, by Fayza (Pretty Little Liars, Roswell, New Mexico, The Vampire Diaries, Stranger Things, Veronica Mars, and Riverdale).
* 5. I love you, Azula, I do, by lud
* 6. History has its eyes on AO3, by ArsanL
* 7. The Look of Heartbreak in Movies/TV, by @lizardgems
* 8. 006 #bridgerton #bridgertonedit, by @vintagemovie
* 9. What Could've Been, by AurumCalendula
* 10. Fire Drills, by nu_Breed
* 11. Pipeline, by Sumana Harihareswara
* 12. Money | Korean Multifemale, by cosmoso
* 13. The Matrix | Ecophony Rinne, by aceiel
* 14. 【陈情令 · 群像⾼燃】全员向打戏踩点混剪 [CQL · Mashups-Straight Fire] All Member Combat Scenes Synchresis 
* 15. Fandom - #marvel, by @fandom_edits 101
* 16. photocard toploader decorating, by ityjrnls
* 18. Handlebars (Black Widow fanvid), by seekingferret
* 19. Young Royals | Brutal, by wrensandroses
* 20. The Look of Love in Movies/TV (part 3), by @lizardgems
* 21. How Jack rescued Castiel from "The Empty" again, but this time Cass takes the lead, by @z.fallen_angel.z
* 22. BOSS BITCH | MULTIFANDOM, by Olivia Johnston Riley
* 23. Guardian | I WANT CANDY [FMV], by Meh Young Chan 镇魂 
* 24. Unboxing BTS Album, by Jahnamaee
* 25. BTS - Life Goes On , by gil_liany
* 26. Reach Out, by Lola
* 27. Ease My Mind | Legend of Two Girls, by AurumCalendula
* 28. Wunderland, by traf
Category:ViddingCategory:Academia
Fan Survey

Fans often survey themselves, asking each other for opinions on various topics.
The form often takes the form of informal polls. Sometimes they are more wide-reaching and organized. 
 
As expected, conducting a survey can be not unlike herding cats, and with fans, sometimes even more so.
See Timeline of Fan Surveys‎.
==Results==
The results of these surveys have been used to:
* gauge the interest of fans in certain subjects
* investigate a fannish website or print zine's future direction 
* influence TPTB in regards to canon decisions
* influence pro merchandisers regarding what they create and sell
* get a feel for a community
* for pure fun!
 
==An Example of a Miserable Survey NOT Done by Fans==
* SurveyFail in 2009
 
Category:Fan Activities
Category:Surveys by Fans
Fan Testimonials

Fan Testimonials is a personal account that can take on several forms.
One is fans writing essays and descriptions describing their fannish journeys. This can include reasons for their devotion to certain fandoms and actors, writers, and other honoraries.
 
Another is descriptions of their real life interactions with celebrities, actors, and other people involved in producing their favorite media and fandom. 
 
One form of testimonials are fans telling other fans about their fannish journeys to and within fandom: how they became fans, what fandom means to them. In that sense, these public statements operate a bit like open letters, but without the widespread visibility or goal of changing someone's mind.
They can also be in the form of descriptions about why they admire certain celebrities, actors, singers, writers, and other honoraries.
Sometimes these testimonials can take on the feel of a religious conversion, of stating one's intent to follow a celebrity and to be a good fan.
 
Some of these visits are Fans on Sets, but many others are fan interactions with their honoraries at production studios, on personal visits, and at conventions. 
The testimonial aspect of these visits are the many descriptions and accounts fans told to each other in letters, over the phone, in person, and written accounts in fanzines.
Describing their interactions to other fans had many motives. 
One was, of course, to brag about their experience, and perhaps about their social standing in fandom. 
Another was to share their good fortune with other fans, and give them a peek into what the "real" person was like. 
Another was to provide content for fanzines, mainly club zines. These zines often had a regular section devoted to these testimonials, and encouraged other fans to provide content. Because of this, these testimonials were almost always very positive, both by their very nature, and because many of of these club zines were sent and supported by the celebrities for which they lauded. In fact, an added bonus for many fans was the very thought that the actor may actually read their essay, something that bridged a gap between them. It wasn't unusual for there to be statements included in the essay that addressed the celebrity directly; one example is at the end of the 1980 essay, A Private Conversation, a testimonial lauding George Takei: 
==Examples==
* A Private Conversation, an essay by Janice K. Hrubes (lauds George Takei) (1980)
Category:Fan Activities
Fan Works Inc.

Fan Works Inc. (FanWorks.org) was a multifandom archive.
According to its Facebook page, it was founded on February 5, 1998. Fanworks.org.Facebook 
It hosted fanworks, a dictionary of fannish terms, much information about "official fan fic policies" of many authors and other sources. 
The fan fiction policies can be accessed at: , though many are offline.
Laura Hale was "a facilitator, content provider, policy advisor" from June 2004 to January 2006. User:Laura/Resume 
==History==
"One of the older Fan Works (Fiction, art, etc... etc..) communities on the web.
Founded in 1998 as a static archive over on Geocities, we moved around to several different servers till at last we bought our own and became the user-driven version we were till our closing in October 2014." Facebook page 
==Fanworks==
Fan Fiction:
* Actor/Actress | Anime/Manga | Athletes | Books | Cartoons | Comics | Holiday | Movies | Musicians/Music Groups | Mystery Science Theater 3000 | TV Shows | Video Games
Original Writing:
* Drama | Fiction | Poetry
Fan Art:
* Anime/Manga | Books | Cosplay | Movies | Musicians/Music Groups | Video Games
Original Art: 
* Fan Fiction | Manga | Photography | Sketch
==Struggling==
A May 2013 post: 
==Closed Its Doors==
From a post in 2014: 
==References==
Category:Multifandom Archives
Category:2000s
Category:2010s
Fan Writer

In media fanfic fandom, a fan writer is a person who writes fan fiction. The term is used to distinguish writers of fan fiction from both writers of original fiction and professional authors, although the three categories overlap -- many fan writers also write original fiction, and some are professional authors. A 2015 google search for the term showed that it was still in useFor example, fuckyeahfanficflamingo used it on March 22, 2014 on Tumblr., though in many discussions online fic writer, fanficcer, writer, or author may appear more frequently.
In science fiction fandom, the term is much broader and includes writers of non-fanfic sf fiction as well as nonfiction writers. A category for Best Fan Writer was added to the Hugo Awards in 1967. Professional sf authors such as John Scalzi have won the Fan Writer award for their unpaid blogging. It appears that no one has ever won a Hugo for fanfictionFollowing the links from Wikipedia's list of fan writer winners and nominees does not uncover anybody who won for fanfiction, though some pages only explained that the winner wrote for fanzines--that they wrote nonfiction is implied. (Accessed 31 January 2015.); in 1974 two Star Trek fic writers were nominated, but this generated controversy. According to Fancyclopedia,
==References==
Category:Fiction Writing
Category:Science Fiction Fandom Glossary
Fan Writing Panel OR Don't Make Him Say THAT!

Fan Writing Panel OR Don't Make Him Say THAT! is a transcript of an interview/panel discussion. It is advice for fan writers about accurate characterization.
This panel took place at Star Trek Lives! in 1972. The transcript was printed in 1973 in Masiform D #3. You can read it in Masiform D 3 on the Internet Archive.
==Some Excerpts==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1972 Fan Interviews
Category:Panel Discussions, Notes & Transcripts
Fan and Audience Studies Scholarly Interest Group

The Fan and Audience Studies Scholarly Interest Group of the Society of Cinema and Media Studies is a group of fan studies scholars who form a subgroup of SCMS. The interest group sponsors various panels at SCMS conferences and tweets using the hashtag #FaAS. The interest group was founded in 2015.
Their website includes their mission statement ("to promote and advance work in the fields of fan studies, audience studies, and reception studies, to offer a means for those engaged in the fields to converse and collaborate with one another, to provide pedagogical resources, and to support collaborative scholarship between our members and the Society for Cinema and Media Studies membership at large") as well as their contact information. 
Currently Paul Booth and Louisa Stein are co-chairs, Lesley Willard is the graduate student representative, and Bertha Chin and Lori Morimoto are steering committee members.
Category:Academia
Category:Discussion
Category:2015
Fan fic - sí! Public Domain - sí-sí-sí!!!

Fan fic - sí! Public Domain - sí-sí-sí!!! is a 2006 2006 essay that discusses the topics of fanfiction, legalities, Fair Use, Dracula, and more write/posted by P.N. Elrod, author of a original vampire fiction called The Vampire Files.
Elrod also used to write fanfiction by Quantum Leap and specifically for Blake's 7 in the form print zines (Avon On-Line - edited, wrote fanworks for, Blake's Barf Bag - edited, wrote filks for, Good Guys Wear Fangs - wrote fiction for, The Machiavelli Factor - assisted in the second edition), used Blake's 7 characters as avatars in her original fiction, and fan-casted Pierce Brosnan in her novel "Red Death."
During the Marion Zimmer Bradley Fanfiction Controversy, Elrod and a number of authors forbid fans from writing fanfic using their characters. Elrod is also one of the authors who required FanFiction.Net to disallow fiction based on her work, along Marion Zimmer Bradley, Chelsea Quinn Yarbro, Anne McCaffrey, and Mercedes Lackey.
==Also See==
See Open Letter to FYI from Author P.N. Elrod by P.N. Elrod (1992) in which Elrod said: 
==The Essay==
==Comments to the Essay==
==Notes==
==References==
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fan fiction. Good or evil? You decide!

Fan fiction. Good or evil? You decide! is a 2006 essay by Meg Cabot.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Cabot wrote Star Wars fic when she was a tween
* While Cabot defends fan fiction with the common explanation that it is a way for beginning writers to become better writers, she asserts that it is ultimately a waste of time because you aren't writing real fiction
* Cabot doesn't mind if people write fic of her own books but don't pass it off as your own, or make money from it -- also don't call it "satire"
* Cabot will NEVER read your fan fic for two reasons: she's afraid she'll get sued, and "reading a fan fic based on one of my books is like watching someone I know and love do something totally out of character. It makes me VERY uncomfortable. Even slightly nauseous."
* Cabot personally knows an author who got sued by a fan
* Cabot will read your fiction if you get a real publisher, and if she has time
==The Essay==
Category:2006 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fan fiction: do you write it?

In the October 2008 blog entry for Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch section, there's a short blurb about the existence of fanfiction and especially FanFiction.Net. Fan fiction: do you write it? Oct 14, 2008, (accessed 5 December 2009) It includes a poll that asks "Do you write it?" (meaning fanfic). As of 2008-10-16, the answers to the question about writing fanfiction were "Yes" 35%; "No": 28%, and "No, but (shhh!) I read it": 37%. A majority of the comments are pro-fanfic.
The article also includes the predictable esoteric examples to illustrate fanfic's weirdness.
==References==
Category:Fanfiction News Media
Category:2008 News Media
Fan fiction and public critique (aka, deja vu)

Fan fiction and public critique (aka, deja vu) is a 2005 essay by destina.
"This is a cyclical discussion, as most discussions in fandom are, and the last time I posted about it in August 2003, the very same issues were being discussed. Same stuff, different day. So I'm going to post a somewhat revised version of my previous comments. It saves time. Please note that these comments are not specific to the issues swirling around TCB. I'm just speaking in general terms."
 
The post has 32 comments. 
For additional context, see Timeline of Concrit & Feedback Meta.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* thecuttingboard
* public concrit of fic
* is concrit for the reader, or the author?
* the internet as a private space, as a public space
* lots of jabs at Anne Rice andInterrogating the text from the wrong perspective (September 2044), and one jab at Robin Hobb and The Fan Fiction Rant (May 2005)
 
==Excerpts from the Essay==
 
==Some Comments to the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:2005 Meta
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category: Concrit & Feedback Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fan fiction archives, and the opposing natures of the Internet

Fan fiction archives, and the opposing natures of the Internet is a 2009 essay by cschick.
==Some Topics Discussed==
* the newly-formed Archive of Our Own
* Fanfiction.net
* SixApart
* Gossamer
* Trekiverse
* YouTube
* putting all of one's fannish eggs in one basket, decentralization and centralization, benefits and dangers
==From the Essay==
Category:2009 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Fan fiction is more than smut

Fan fiction is more than smut is a 2012 essay by Nanci (of Tosche Station) at Club Jade, a Star Wars fansite. 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* Fanfic
* Star Wars
* Fifty Shades of Grey
* The Boy Who Lived Forever
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Essay==
 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Meta on Fansites
Fan flashworks

fan_flashworks is a multifandom challenge community for flashworks. It ran on LiveJournal until 2017, and then moved to a Dreamwidth community of the same name. As of 2023, there were 3,132 entries and 11,591 comments recorded in the LiveJournal version, and 10,621 entries/29,375 comments in the Dreamwidth version, which imported all the old content.
fan_flashworks is open to fills in any format, including creating new Fanlore entries. Many of the guidelines are credited to jerakeen of kradamadness.
==About==
==Links==
*AO3 tag
*FAQ post
Category:Multifandom Challenges
Category:2010s Challenges
Category:2020s Challenges
Category:2010s Communities
Category:2020s Communities
Fan is a Tool-Using Animal

Fan is a Tool-Using Animal is a PowerPoint presentation by Maciej Cegłowski. It was later transcribed and posted online.
It is also available as a 20-minute audio recording: see audio.
Includes a link to this googledoc: .
Includes The Morning After, a fic featuring an anthropomorphized Delicious and Pinboard.
This essay is related to another shorter 2011 essay by Maciej Cegłowski called The Fans Are All Right.
==Introduction==
==Some Topics Discussed==
* crowdsourcing
* fans' creativity, intelligence, and sense of fun
* Star Trek: TOS and Kirk/Spock
* the fall of Delicious
* tagging
* Pinboard
==Some Realizations==
* "Fans are SO NICE"
* "Fans Fight Censorship"
* "Fans Fight For Privacy"
* "Fans Transgress"
* "Fans Improve Our Culture"
* "Social Is Not A Syrup"
* "Don't Make It Too Easy"
* "Lurkers Are Watching"
* "Stop Futzing With It"
* "Shut Up And Listen"
* "Breakups Are Hard"
* "We Are All Fans"
* "Fandom Changes Lives"
==Excerpts==
==References==
dConstruct 2013: Maciej Cegłowski — Fan is a Tool-Using Animal a recording of Cegłowski giving his talk and showing the powerpoint
Category:2013
Category:Meta on Fansites
Category:Meta on Audio
Fan power takes on new meaning

Fan power takes on new meaning is an article about an event involving Anne Rice and her fandom. Many fans were disappointed with the book Blood Canticle and said so in their Amazon reviews. Rice decided to engage her fans on equal footing and responded with a rant posted to Amazon.
The line "interrogating the text from the wrong perspective" is now a favorite catchphrase on Fandom Wank and elsewhere.Interrogating the text from the wrong perspective. Fandom Wank Wiki. (Accessed 24 November 2010) It is used ironically by fans to mock someone, either the original author of the text using authorial intent to trump what actually appears on the page, or another reader who assumes that there can be only one "correct" interpretation of the text.
==References==
Category:The Vampire Chronicles
Category:Anne Rice
Category:2004 News Media
Fan rebellion threatens "Stargate"

Fan rebellion threatens "Stargate" is an article that tries to figure out why women are some of its biggest fans despite the fact it was pitched to the usual young, male demographic. The article determines much of the show's popularity had to do with the character of Daniel Jackson and his "Spock-like appeal to female fans" and that the departure of this character from the show would surely be a death blow.
This article was reprinted in full in DIAL #21, a Pros letterzine.
==Some Excerpts==
 
 
==See Also==
*Save SG-1
Category:Stargate SG-1
Category:2002 News Media
Fan the Vote

Fan the Vote is a 2004 fannish charity fundraiser for John Kerry's U.S. presidential campaign and MoveOn.org. The name is a play on Rock the Vote.
From the livejournal profile page:
Fanworks created for the fundraiser were posted to a separate comm, voteworks.
On July 5, idlerat reported that US$6,500 had been raised for Kerry's campaign through fan_the_vote., post by idlerat in fan_the_vote, 5 July 2004. International fans, who could not legally donate money to a U.S. political campaign, donated to the Red Cross, Amnesty International, and other charities., post by lolaraincoat in fan_the_vote, 20 May 2004.
Fan the vote was used as an example or counterexample in a few 2005 meta discussions about fandom and profit: see Fandom and Money (essay) and Untitled post on Cousin Jean's proposal.
In 2005, the LiveJournal community had 198 members and 123 watchers.Wayback Machine copy of the userinfo page, 21 April 2005. As of 2012 it had 225 posts; 2,129 comments; and 121 members. One interest was listed: defeating bush.
For an example of a fannish LiveJournal community for George W. Bush supporters, see wizardsforbush.
==References==
Category:Activism
Category:2004
Fan work: Labor, worth, and participation in fandom's gift economy

Fan work: Labor, worth, and participation in fandom's gift economy is a 2014 academic article written by Tisha Turk. It was published in Transformative Works and Cultures No. 15: Fandom and/as labor, which was guest-edited by Mel Stanfill and Megan Condis of the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign.Turk, Tisha. 2014. "Fan Work: Labor, Worth, and Participation in Fandom's Gift Economy." In "Fandom and/as Labor," edited by Mel Stanfill and Megan Condis, special issue, Transformative Works and Cultures, no. 15. https://doi.org/10.3983/twc.2014.0518.
==Some Topics Discussed==
*Fandom and Profit
*fanworks as "work"
*gift economy
*fan labor
*fandom as a participatory community
*lurkers in the fannish economy
==Excerpts==
==References==
Category:2014 Academic Commentary