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Summary● The Karate Kid (1984) directed by John Avildsen and written by Robert Mark
Kamen.
● The movie stars Ralph Macchio, Noriyuki Morita and Elisabeth Shue.
A handyman/martial arts master agrees to teach a bullied boy karate and shows him
that there is more to the martial art than just fighting.
● The Karate Kid (2010) directed by Harald Zwart.
● It stars Jackie Chan and Jaden Smith
● Produced by Jaden's parents Will Smith and Jada Smith.
Work causes a single mother to move to China with her young son; in his new home,
the boy embraces kung fu, taught to him by a master.
ComparisonThe Karate Kid (1984)
● Does Karate
● New Jersey to Reseda
● Wax on, wax off, Sanding and
painting
● Most well known song Joe Esposito’s
“You’re The Best”
● 16-17 year olds
● Constant worry about money/status
The Karate Kid (2010)
● Does Kung Fu
● Detroit to Beijing
● Jacket on, jacket off “Take it off. Drop
it down. Pick it up. Put it on.“
● Jaden Smith’s version of “Never Say
Never”
● 11-12 year olds
● Just wants to fight
Artefact Research● Chinese puppet theatre
● Brittany Lee
● 3D paper art
● Jointed paper puppets
● Karate - Originated in China but recognised as a
Japanese sport by the ‘World Karate Federation’
● A retro styled game was an initial idea we had for the
artefact after watching both ‘The Karate Kid’ films.
Artefact Meaning:
● To keep persisting and practicing
● Good vs bad
● Symbolism - Tiger, dragon, crane, and cobra
Problems we ran into:
● Chinese puppet theatre idea changed to a paper puppet
show
● Camera problems
● 3 person team, needed to ask for assistance when filming
● Too long of a video changed to trailer
ArtefactThe tale of the Tiger and the Dragon
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The Karate Kid. U.S.A: Columbia Pictures, 1984. film.
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Chinese Shadow Puppetry 2011, video, UNESCO, <https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8-mzqxZNp2g>. [Accessed February 9].
Brittney Lee, (2016) The Art of Brittney Lee. Available from: http://britsketch.blogspot.co.uk [Accessed February 10].
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Special thanks to YuanYuan Chen, Rhea Hanlon, Megan Conlon, Cassie Galloway and Sinéad McCormack.