RULES Media Creation Template

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Media Creation Template​

The Template's Code

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[b][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][SIZE=5]OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
[list][*][B]Image Source[/B]: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
[*][B]Permission[/b]: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)
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[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]GENERAL INFORMATION[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Media Title[/B]: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
[*][B]Type[/B]: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
[*][B]Producer/Creator[/B]: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
[*][B]Distribution Platform[/B]: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
[*][B]Target Audience[/B]: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)
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[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]CONTENT DETAILS[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Summary[/B]: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
[*][B]Style and Tone[/B]: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
[*][B]Key Themes[/B]: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
[*][B]Featured Characters or Entities[/B]: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)
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[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]PRODUCTION DETAILS[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Budget (Eddies)[/B]: (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
[*][B]Quality Level[/B]: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
[*][B]Special Effects/Technology Used[/B]: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
[*][B]Production Challenges[/B]: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)
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[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]IMPACT AND RECEPTION[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Cultural Impact[/B]: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
[*][B]Popularity[/B]: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
[*][B]Controversy Level[/B]: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
[*][B]Backlash[/B]: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)
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The Template With Simple Template

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Image Source: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
• Permission: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Media Title: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
• Type: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
• Producer/Creator: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
• Distribution Platform: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
• Target Audience: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)

CONTENT DETAILS

• Summary: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
• Style and Tone: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
• Key Themes: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
• Featured Characters or Entities: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)

PRODUCTION DETAILS

• Budget (Eddies): (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
• Quality Level: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
• Special Effects/Technology Used: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
• Production Challenges: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)

IMPACT AND RECEPTION

• Cultural Impact: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
• Popularity: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
• Controversy Level: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
• Backlash: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)

The Code for the Double Template

[div2][center][img]header picture[/img][/center]

[b][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][SIZE=5]OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION[/SIZE][/COLOR][/B]
[list][*][B]Image Source[/B]: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
[*][B]Permission[/b]: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)
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[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]GENERAL INFORMATION[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Media Title[/B]: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
[*][B]Type[/B]: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
[*][B]Producer/Creator[/B]: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
[*][B]Distribution Platform[/B]: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
[*][B]Target Audience[/B]: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)
[/LIST]

[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]CONTENT DETAILS[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Summary[/B]: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
[*][B]Style and Tone[/B]: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
[*][B]Key Themes[/B]: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
[*][B]Featured Characters or Entities[/B]: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)
[/LIST]

[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]PRODUCTION DETAILS[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Budget (Eddies)[/B]: (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
[*][B]Quality Level[/B]: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
[*][B]Special Effects/Technology Used[/B]: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
[*][B]Production Challenges[/B]: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)
[/LIST]

[B][COLOR=rgb(184, 49, 47)][size=5]IMPACT AND RECEPTION[/size][/COLOR][/B]
[LIST][*][B]Cultural Impact[/B]: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
[*][B]Popularity[/B]: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
[*][B]Controversy Level[/B]: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
[*][B]Backlash[/B]: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)
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Second Template Version With Headers

• Image Source: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
• Permission: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)

• Media Title: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
• Type: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
• Producer/Creator: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
• Distribution Platform: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
• Target Audience: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)

• Summary: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
• Style and Tone: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
• Key Themes: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
• Featured Characters or Entities: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)

• Budget (Eddies): (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
• Quality Level: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
• Special Effects/Technology Used: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
• Production Challenges: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)

• Cultural Impact: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
• Popularity: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
• Controversy Level: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
• Backlash: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)

Second Template Version With Headers' Code

[div2][center][img]header picture[/img][/center]

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[list][*][B]Image Source[/B]: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
[*][B]Permission[/b]: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)
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[center][img]https://i.ibb.co/ZNjXQXP/Generic-headers-general-info.png[/img][/center]
[LIST][*][B]Media Title[/B]: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
[*][B]Type[/B]: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
[*][B]Producer/Creator[/B]: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
[*][B]Distribution Platform[/B]: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
[*][B]Target Audience[/B]: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)
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[center][img]https://i.ibb.co/YDJ59BB/Generic-headers-content-detail.png[/img][/center]
[LIST][*][B]Summary[/B]: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
[*][B]Style and Tone[/B]: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
[*][B]Key Themes[/B]: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
[*][B]Featured Characters or Entities[/B]: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)
[/LIST]

[center][img]https://i.ibb.co/PGWxC64/Generic-headers-product-info.png[/img][/center]
[LIST][*][B]Budget (Eddies)[/B]: (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
[*][B]Quality Level[/B]: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
[*][B]Special Effects/Technology Used[/B]: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
[*][B]Production Challenges[/B]: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)
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[center][img]https://i.ibb.co/wgbcBQP/Generic-headers-impact-and-reception.png[/img][/center]
[LIST][*][B]Cultural Impact[/B]: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
[*][B]Popularity[/B]: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
[*][B]Controversy Level[/B]: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
[*][B]Backlash[/B]: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)
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REFERENCE - BALANCING CHART

REFERENCE - BALANCING CHART

Media Type	Budget (Eddies)	Reach/Audience	Cultural Impact	Controversy Level	Drawbacks
Local News Broadcast	500–5,000	Local districts	Low, informational	Low	Limited viewership, focused on mundane issues
Corporate Holo-Ad	1,000–50,000	Global or corporate-controlled	High, trendsetting	Medium	Over-commercialized, feels impersonal
Pirate Netstream	5,000–50,000	Underground networks, global reach	Radical cultural shifts	High	Risk of shutdown, needs constant updating
Xtreme Braindance (XBD)	20,000–200,000	Underground, niche	High, addictive	Extreme	Can cause addiction or trauma, illicit production
Braindance (BD) Experience	500–10,000	Personal or social streaming	Immersive, short-term buzz	Medium	Risk of sensory overload or psychosis
Street Rags	500–5,000	Local neighborhoods	Gossip-driven, sensational	High	Unreliable, tends to cause societal divisions
Hacker/Netrunner Broadcast	1,000–10,000	Online, underground	High, subversive	High	Can attract the attention of the authorities
Reality TV Show	1,000–30,000	Mass market, global	Pop culture phenomenon	Low to medium	Easily becomes repetitive, public exhaustion
Corporate Propaganda Film	5,000–500,000	Corporate, global	Political influence	High	Can be seen as manipulative or brainwashing
XBD Underground Heist Videos	5,000–100,000	Niche underground, global reach	Cult following, adrenaline-driven	High	Risk of legal trouble, illegal content
Underground Music Channel	1,000–20,000	Local or niche fanbases	Socially rebellious, alternative	Medium	Low quality or poor production values
Data Heist Live Stream	2,000–50,000	Global or specialized groups	Buzz-driven, politically charged	High	Risk of capture, can provoke societal upheaval
Public Holo-News Channel	5,000–50,000	Global or corporate-controlled	Culturally shaping, accessible	Medium to High	Often biased or scripted by corporate interests
Political Debate Stream	5,000–100,000	Global, politically engaged	Polarizing, stirring conflict	High	Risk of inciting violence, political manipulation
Personalized Holo-Ads	1,000–10,000	Global, targeted demographic	High, hyper-personalized	Low	Feels invasive, overly commercialized
Celebrity Scandal Broadcast	2,000–50,000	Global, social media platforms	Short-lived cultural buzz	High	Can damage public image or lead to media overload
Holomovie (Indie/Low-Budget)	10,000–100,000	Regional, indie filmmakers	Cult-following potential	Medium	Limited distribution, low resources
Mega-Corp Corporate Speech	20,000–200,000	Corporate, government leaders	Political influence, control	High	Can backfire if seen as authoritarian
Augmented Reality Game (ARG)	500–10,000	Personal or social circles	Immersive, creative	Low to medium	Niche audience, limited scalability
Revolutionary Netcast	1,000–10,000	Underground net, hacker circles	Radical cultural shift	High	Highly illegal, attracts government attention
Riot/Battlefootage Stream	5,000–30,000	Local, underground	Energizing for rebellion	High	Risk of provoking violence or riots
Corporate Documentaries	5,000–50,000	Corporate, educational platforms	Educational, controlled	Low to medium	Risk of appearing too polished or biased
Data Fortress Tours	10,000–100,000	Niche, high-security fans	Technological marvel, rare	High	May be seen as elitist or exclusionary
New Wave Fashion Holo	1,000–15,000	Fashion-focused subculture	Trend-setting, future-oriented	Low	Can be expensive to maintain, exclusive
Cultural Revolution Broadcast	10,000–100,000	Global, radical audiences	Cultural upheaval	High	Dangerous, potentially causes societal fracture
Dark Web Auction	2,000–25,000	Global, specialized	Controversial, illicit	High	Untraceable, easily manipulated by criminal groups
Street Racing Broadcast	1,000–15,000	Local, global niche	High adrenaline, rebellious	Medium	Illegal, can lead to public harm or accidents
Neon Noir Night Radio	1,000–10,000	Niche local, retro-culture	Underground cultural influence	Low	Can be hard to sustain a loyal following
Night Market Live Feeds	500–10,000	Local and international reach	Informal, underground news	Medium	Often not verified, rumors spread quickly
Toxic Substance Awareness Broadcast	1,000–50,000	Regional, global through networks	Educates on health threats	Medium	Limited sponsorship, niche audience
Cyberpunk Investigative Reporting	5,000–50,000	Underground or private collectors	Reveals corporate corruption	High	Risk of retaliation, personal danger for journalists
Holo-Pharma Ad	1,000–20,000	Health-conscious, corporate	Medical advances	Low to medium	Focus on consumerism, easily disregarded
Mass Graveyard Exploration Channel	2,000–30,000	Niche, macabre audiences	Dark tourism, controversy	High	Potentially traumatizing content

OUT OF CHARACTER INFORMATION

• Image Source: (The location of the image link, if it is a gif, the official website of the movie/game or the IMDB link is sufficient. In all other cases, if possible, link the image from the original creator. We only accept Pinterest and Reddit links if the image can't be found elsewhere, because those places don't respect the creators. And in all cases, you need the full link where you found the image, not just the image itself.)
• Permission: (It must be filled in if you need to ask permission from someone else to use their character, another submission, etc. in this submission. Otherwise please write N/A to this field. | In all cases, the permission print screen/picture must be linked, which must include the question for which you are requesting permission and the answer from the other person.)

GENERAL INFORMATION

• Media Title: (What is the title of the media? Example: A news broadcast, song, movie, or viral ad.)
• Type: (What category does it fall into? Example: News, music, film, advertisement, propaganda, net stream, etc.)
• Producer/Creator: (Who is responsible for creating this media? Example: A corporation, independent journalist, media star.)
• Distribution Platform: (Where is this media released or broadcasted? Example: Data Pools, pirate networks, holo-ads, private screenings.)
• Target Audience: (Who is the intended audience? Example: Corporate elites, street-level citizens, global viewership.)

CONTENT DETAILS

• Summary: (What is the media about? Briefly describe the story, subject, or purpose.)
• Style and Tone: (What is the feel of the media? Example: Serious, satirical, gritty, glamorous, upbeat.)
• Key Themes: (What topics or messages does the media focus on? Example: Anti-corporate rebellion, celebrity gossip, technological innovation.)
• Featured Characters or Entities: (Who or what is highlighted in the media? Example: Corporate execs, gang leaders, AI influencers.)

PRODUCTION DETAILS

• Budget (Eddies): (How much does it cost to produce? Reflect scale and quality.)
• Quality Level: (How professional or amateur is the production? Example: AAA-level production, indie-made, garage project.)
• Special Effects/Technology Used: (Any notable tech or effects used in the creation? Example: Holo-rendering, deepfakes, AI-generated content.)
• Production Challenges: (Any difficulties faced during production? Example: Funding issues, sabotage, censorship.)

IMPACT AND RECEPTION

• Cultural Impact: (How does this media affect society? Example: Sparks protests, inspires trends, shifts public opinion.)
• Popularity: (How widely known or received is the media? Example: Viral, cult-following, critically acclaimed, niche audience.)
• Controversy Level: (Does this media cause a stir? Example: Highly divisive, censored in certain areas, universally praised.)
• Backlash: (Any negative reactions? Example: Criticism from corporations, societal backlash, legal disputes.)