I love the idea!!! mix a music, a song with a movie in order to create a detournement, a contrast, any effect such as in the following examples. What do you think? Are you up to create your own funny musical?

Very interesting campaign by Amnesty International. Unfortunately the site is no longer available. We could use the same concept to imagine other useful uses of youtube, facebook, twitter,etc. rather than using them for our own personal interest.

MTV's idea was to design t-shirts composed of two different artists. On the left hand side, the renowned artist and on the other side the artist influenced by the first one. The message is "The music never stops".

It could be interesting to use the same concept with words for example or other notions or even famous paintings, inventing thus new concepts based on both elements. We could also develop the idea of influence/evolution suggested by MTV (showing the evolution of a word for example)

I quickly designed some pictures. Here they are!

I've just found an advert using the same concept!

Well I love the video and want to do the same for the mariage of some friends. By the way what about making the pupils do the same for another purpose?

We could for example make them tell a story they've imagined. Recording it is not difficult. Free softwares can be found on the net.

Based on the same idea, we could make screen shots such as these:

The following campaigns (one by Unicef and the others by Projeto Arrastào) are very interesting diagrams. I like the way you visually understand the story. I like the variation on the underground maps and the window files arborescence in order to tell a story. The addition of the text and visual is a very interesting thing to work with the pupils, in my opinion. What do you think? What about using this type of detournement?

The series is so funny! It consists in parodies of various films trying to show how they should have ended. It often criticizes them but in the end it is really hilarious!

Really great to study it in class.

Here is the link and then some videos: