Quarterly Scientific Journal of Audio-Visual Media

Quarterly Scientific Journal of Audio-Visual Media

Keyword Index
A
  • Abbas Kiarostami؛ Persian Miniature Painting؛ Deleuzian Film Theory؛ Mise-en-scè Studying the relationship between the visual logic of Iranian painting and Abbas Kiarostami's cinema Case study: The films "Where is the Friend's House?", "The Taste of Cherry" and "The Wind Will Carry Us Away" [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Address terms A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • AI The Function of Visual Rules in “Limited Animation” Based on the Theories of Donald Crofton and Abdulqaher Jorjani (Case Study: Animations “The Spy * Family” and “The Apothecary Diaries”) [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 33-68]
  • Anime The Role of K-Pop and K-Drama Consumption on the Values of Generation Z Girls Living in Tehran [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 69-100]
  • Artificial intelligence Capacities and Challenges of Deepfake Usage in the Film Industry, with Emphasis on its Ethical Requirements [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 69-104]
  • Artificial intelligence The Application of Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Media Management [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 77-112]
  • Artificial intelligence Artificial Intelligence and Creativity in Television Writing [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 113-152]
  • Artificial intelligence Artificial Intelligence and the Optimal Management Model for Television Broadcasting [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 5-40]
  • Artificial intelligence Computational Political propaganda and Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of the Trump Campaign in the 2016 US Election [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 163-186]
C
  • Capabilities Capacities and Challenges of Deepfake Usage in the Film Industry, with Emphasis on its Ethical Requirements [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 69-104]
  • Chaika Theory A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • Challenges Capacities and Challenges of Deepfake Usage in the Film Industry, with Emphasis on its Ethical Requirements [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 69-104]
  • Children&‌rsquo Analyzing the Congruence of Children’s Television Program Content with Child Audience Developmental Indicators from the Perspectives of Erikson and Bandura [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Cinema Identifying the Key Characteristics of the “Modern Animation” Movement through an Examination of Its Roots in Modernism [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 5-32]
  • Coca-Cola Representing Meanings and Myths: Semiotics of Coca-Cola and Zamzam Commercials [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Co-creation User The Transformation of the Concept of the Audience in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 41-76]
  • Cognitive Persuasion Designing a Model of Audience Persuasion in the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB): A Cognitive Approach Based on Grounded Theory [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Cognitive Science Conceptual Model Designing a Model of Audience Persuasion in the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB): A Cognitive Approach Based on Grounded Theory [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Comcast A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
  • Commercial advertising Representing Meanings and Myths: Semiotics of Coca-Cola and Zamzam Commercials [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Computational propaganda Computational Political propaganda and Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of the Trump Campaign in the 2016 US Election [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 163-186]
  • Computer Game Studies, Interactive Narratives, Narrative Structure, User Agency Analyzing the Structure of Interactive Narratives Based on Player Agency in Video Games: A Framework for Classifying Narrative Agency Levels [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 153-186]
  • Consumerism Representing Meanings and Myths: Semiotics of Coca-Cola and Zamzam Commercials [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Content attractiveness The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Television Content Production and Its Challenges [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 177-216]
  • Culture Industry The Manifestation of the Concept of "Culture Industry" from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Perspectives in Spider-Man Movies [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 123-158]
D
E
  • Emancipatory cinema Towards the Ideal of Emancipatory Cinema: Applying Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Technology and Art to Film Phenomenology [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 37-68]
  • Ethical considerations Capacities and Challenges of Deepfake Usage in the Film Industry, with Emphasis on its Ethical Requirements [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 69-104]
F
  • Filmmaking Capacities and Challenges of Deepfake Usage in the Film Industry, with Emphasis on its Ethical Requirements [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 69-104]
  • Frankfurt school The Manifestation of the Concept of "Culture Industry" from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Perspectives in Spider-Man Movies [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 123-158]
G
  • Generative Artificial Intelligence The Transformation of the Concept of the Audience in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 41-76]
  • Grounded theory Designing a Model of Audience Persuasion in the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB): A Cognitive Approach Based on Grounded Theory [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
H
  • Heidegger's Philosophy Towards the Ideal of Emancipatory Cinema: Applying Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Technology and Art to Film Phenomenology [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 37-68]
  • Holy Qur'an Explaining the Institutionalization Model of Religious Rituals in National Media Based on the Dialectic of Happiness and Grief from the Perspective of Verses, Hadiths, and Narrations [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Home-Video Series A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • Human-AI Collaboration Artificial Intelligence and Creativity in Television Writing [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 113-152]
I
  • Indian Style A Study of the Potential of Indian-Style Monostichs in Producing Public Service Announcements (Case Study: Saeb Tabrizi's Monologues) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 5-36]
  • Institutionalization Explaining the Institutionalization Model of Religious Rituals in National Media Based on the Dialectic of Happiness and Grief from the Perspective of Verses, Hadiths, and Narrations [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Intelligent Content Management The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Television Content Production and Its Challenges [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 177-216]
  • Interactive Media The Transformation of the Concept of the Audience in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 41-76]
K
  • K-Drama The Role of K-Pop and K-Drama Consumption on the Values of Generation Z Girls Living in Tehran [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 69-100]
  • Keywords: Artificial Intelligence The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Television Content Production and Its Challenges [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 177-216]
  • K-POP The Role of K-Pop and K-Drama Consumption on the Values of Generation Z Girls Living in Tehran [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 69-100]
L
  • Limited animation The Function of Visual Rules in “Limited Animation” Based on the Theories of Donald Crofton and Abdulqaher Jorjani (Case Study: Animations “The Spy * Family” and “The Apothecary Diaries”) [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 33-68]
M
  • Machine Learning Artificial Intelligence and the Optimal Management Model for Television Broadcasting [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 5-40]
  • Management Artificial Intelligence and the Optimal Management Model for Television Broadcasting [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 5-40]
  • Media The Application of Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Media Management [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 77-112]
  • Media Explaining the Institutionalization Model of Religious Rituals in National Media Based on the Dialectic of Happiness and Grief from the Perspective of Verses, Hadiths, and Narrations [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Media, Artificial Intelligence, Cognitive Science, Content Effectiveness, Content Marketing, Integrated Cognitive-Intelligent Model The Role and Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Cognitive Science in Increasing Content Effectiveness [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 153-176]
  • Media conglomerate A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
  • Media Productions, Positioning, Placement, Placing, Tourism Products Presenting a Model for Placement of Tourism Products in Iranian Media Productions [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 31-64]
  • Media, Tool, Language, Heidegger, Media Philosophy An Approach to Understanding the Nature of Media in Heidegger’s Thought Through Understanding Language [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 5-30]
  • Modern Art Identifying the Key Characteristics of the “Modern Animation” Movement through an Examination of Its Roots in Modernism [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 5-32]
  • Modern Interpretation Methods The Theory of Abstraction and Application of Qur’anic Concepts in the Field of Media [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 105-136]
  • Moral and educational development Analyzing the Congruence of Children’s Television Program Content with Child Audience Developmental Indicators from the Perspectives of Erikson and Bandura [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Motor development Analyzing the Congruence of Children’s Television Program Content with Child Audience Developmental Indicators from the Perspectives of Erikson and Bandura [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Myth-Making Representing Meanings and Myths: Semiotics of Coca-Cola and Zamzam Commercials [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
O
  • Organizational Structure A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
P
  • Paramount A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
  • Personalization Algorithms The Transformation of the Concept of the Audience in the Age of Artificial Intelligence [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 41-76]
  • Philosophy of Technology Towards the Ideal of Emancipatory Cinema: Applying Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Technology and Art to Film Phenomenology [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 37-68]
  • Physical&‌ndash Analyzing the Congruence of Children’s Television Program Content with Child Audience Developmental Indicators from the Perspectives of Erikson and Bandura [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Popular Art The Manifestation of the Concept of "Culture Industry" from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Perspectives in Spider-Man Movies [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 123-158]
Q
  • Qur’anic Concepts The Theory of Abstraction and Application of Qur’anic Concepts in the Field of Media [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 105-136]
R
  • Radio A Study of the Potential of Indian-Style Monostichs in Producing Public Service Announcements (Case Study: Saeb Tabrizi's Monologues) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 5-36]
  • Radio and Television The Application of Artificial Intelligence in Strategic Media Management [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 77-112]
  • Regulation, Audio and Video, Media Governance, Cyberspace Identifying Effective Strategies for Regulating Pervasive Audio and Video Media Services in Cyberspace [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 113-152]
  • Relationship Between The Quran and The Media The Theory of Abstraction and Application of Qur’anic Concepts in the Field of Media [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 105-136]
  • Religious Content Production Model The Theory of Abstraction and Application of Qur’anic Concepts in the Field of Media [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 105-136]
  • Rituals Explaining the Institutionalization Model of Religious Rituals in National Media Based on the Dialectic of Happiness and Grief from the Perspective of Verses, Hadiths, and Narrations [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
S
  • Saeb Tabrizi A Study of the Potential of Indian-Style Monostichs in Producing Public Service Announcements (Case Study: Saeb Tabrizi's Monologues) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 5-36]
  • Social Bots Computational Political propaganda and Artificial Intelligence: A Case Study of the Trump Campaign in the 2016 US Election [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 163-186]
  • Social Capital Analyzing the Relationship Between Social Capital and Media Rituals [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 137-162]
  • Social Development Analyzing the Congruence of Children’s Television Program Content with Child Audience Developmental Indicators from the Perspectives of Erikson and Bandura [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Sociolinguistics A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • Spider-Man Films The Manifestation of the Concept of "Culture Industry" from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Perspectives in Spider-Man Movies [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 123-158]
  • Spy X Family The Function of Visual Rules in “Limited Animation” Based on the Theories of Donald Crofton and Abdulqaher Jorjani (Case Study: Animations “The Spy * Family” and “The Apothecary Diaries”) [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 33-68]
  • Superhero The Manifestation of the Concept of "Culture Industry" from Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer’s Perspectives in Spider-Man Movies [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 123-158]
T
  • Teaching Environmental Concepts, Media, Digital Comic Strips, Cognitive Load, Learning The Effect of Teaching Environmental Concepts With Digital Comic Strip Media on Cognitive Load and Learning of Elementary School Students [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 65-112]
  • Television Content Production The Applications of Artificial Intelligence in Professional Television Content Production and Its Challenges [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 177-216]
  • Television IRIB (Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting) Designing a Model of Audience Persuasion in the Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB): A Cognitive Approach Based on Grounded Theory [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]
  • Television Series A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • Television Writing Artificial Intelligence and Creativity in Television Writing [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 113-152]
  • The Hermeneutic Cycle Towards the Ideal of Emancipatory Cinema: Applying Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Technology and Art to Film Phenomenology [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 37-68]
  • The Occurrence of Truth Towards the Ideal of Emancipatory Cinema: Applying Martin Heidegger's Philosophy of Technology and Art to Film Phenomenology [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 37-68]
  • The Second Narrative, The History of The Safavids, Roshan-tar az Khamooshi (Lighter Than Darkness) Series, History and Cinema, Mulla Sadra The Second Narrative of Safavid-Era Religious Scholars in the TV Series Roshan-tar az Khamooshi [Volume 19, Issue 55, 2025, Pages 187-216]
  • TV and web series animation The Function of Visual Rules in “Limited Animation” Based on the Theories of Donald Crofton and Abdulqaher Jorjani (Case Study: Animations “The Spy * Family” and “The Apothecary Diaries”) [Volume 19, Issue 54, 2025, Pages 33-68]
  • TV broadcasting Artificial Intelligence and the Optimal Management Model for Television Broadcasting [Volume 19, Special Issue of the National Conference on Artificial Intelligence, Culture, and Media, 2025, Pages 5-40]
V
  • Value The Role of K-Pop and K-Drama Consumption on the Values of Generation Z Girls Living in Tehran [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 69-100]
W
  • Walt Disney A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
  • Wardoff Theory A Sociological Analysis of Address Terms in the Television Series Kimia and Shahrzad [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 101-122]
  • Warner Bros. Discovery A Comparative Analysis of the Organizational Structure of the World's Four Top Media Conglomerates (Comcast, Walt Disney, Warner Bros. Discovery, and Paramount) [Volume 19, Issue 53, 2025, Pages 159-200]
Z
  • Zamzam Representing Meanings and Myths: Semiotics of Coca-Cola and Zamzam Commercials [Volume 19, Issue 56, 2025]