STRATEGY + DEVELOPMENT

The main objectives

Looking for a method to analyze films based on diverse ​historical, cultural, and equitable contexts? Look no further ​than the DEI film archive. This archive uses unique codes and ​frameworks to unlock the positioning of film analysis to ​equitable change by recommending films, sharing educational ​resources, engaging in community dialogue, and creating ​inspiring multimedia projects.

Our archive offers a diverse range of horror films that explore ​different cultural perspectives. With our collection, you'll be ​able to delve deeper into the world of horror and discover new ​and exciting cinematic experiences. So, why wait?

Start exploring today!

UNIQUE DEI CATEGORIES

A set of mind maps outlines content ​categorization and tagging.

DEI TALIORED RECCOMENDATIONS

UNIQUE RESEARCH DATA BASE

+ For example, a DFA subscription can unlock the full potential of ​your university's faculty. Our one-of-a-kind tagging system is ​organized by social frameworks, cultural history, and layers of ​identity, giving your faculty access to an unparalleled wealth of ​knowledge.

But that's not all - the final pages of our deck detail how DFA can ​be utilized for education and community development, making it ​an indispensable tool for any institution serious about fostering ​growth and development in their local community.

Don't let your faculty miss out on this incredible opportunity to ​expand their knowledge and make a real difference - get your ​DFA subscription today!

Do you struggle to find there you tired of searching for hours and still not ​finding what you need? Look no further than DFA - the ultimate search tool. ​With DFA's advanced algorithm, you can confidently search for any topic ​and get a list of recommendations that includes all the movies that even ​remotely reference your search term. Whether you're looking for a specific ​film or want to explore a broader topic, DFA has got your back. For ​instance, if you are looking for "movies about a group of friends who ​accidentally kill someone and then cover it up," DFA will provide you with ​the most comprehensive list of films available. So why waste your time ​sifting through hundreds of irrelevant results? Experience the power of DFA ​today and make your searches more effective than ever before.

WHAT PROBLEM WILL MY PLATFORM SOLVE?

1. Missed opportunity to reframe and repurpose traumatic content. Neutralize barriers that suppress ​voices, experiences, and communities pushed to the borderlands.

2. There are no accessible and tangible platforms to address contemporary challenges. Diversify ​community response models and evolve alongside culture.

3. There is a lack of diversity in learning models, education, and information sourcing. Recognize the ​value of diverse perspectives and seek out alternative sources of information.

Layers of Identity/demographics

The collection of demographic data is crucial for ​the effectiveness of this platform. It helps to ​bridge communication gaps, identify internal ​community issues and external pressure, and ​discover where our communities intersect on ​specific topics. While we are all in this fight ​together, we each have unique experiences ​based on our identities. Recognizing and ​acknowledging the pain that may not be shared ​across different identities is important. It is even ​more critical to voluntarily connect with others, ​cross paths, and witness their pain.

WHAT RESULTS DO I WANT MY platform TO ​ACHIEVE?

DFAI is fiercely dedicated to promoting inclusivity and accessibility ​in the film industry. Our vast archive is an invaluable resource for ​governing bodies, educational institutions, and researchers in the ​film industry.

With our commitment to representing diverse voices and ​experiences, we can make a cultural impact on film and community ​development by working together. Our unyielding dedication ​guarantees that your involvement will be both fulfilling and ​rewarding.

TARGET USERS/AUDIENCE?

Are you a horror film aficionado looking for new ​resources? Perhaps you're an educational institution ​offering film and social impact programs or a ​community leader interested in media and community ​development. Whatever your background, this ​information could be useful to you.

Our platform offers a film hub for podcasters, ​filmmakers, festival organizers, production companies, ​creators, and cinephiles, who are sure to appreciate the ​content available on our site.

If you want to delve deeper into the connection ​between horror films, equity, and social impact, you've ​come to the right place. Our resources provide valuable ​insights into this topic. Don't miss out on this ​opportunity to join our community!

THE COMPETITORS

Researching the competition allows me to bypass roadblocks and learn the landscape of similar platforms, ​enabling me to differentiate from competitors.

Shudder |Letterboxed |The Criterion Channel |Crackle ​| FilmRise - Movies and TV Shows |TV & Movie Classics ​| Google Play Movies & TV | Screambox |TubiTV ​platform

SELECT PLATFORM

+ a cross-platform platform

MONETIZATION METHOD

On-platform advertising | Subscriptions | In-platform ​purchases

MAJOR DIFFERENTIATOR[S]

This cutting-edge platform is the solution for businesses and organizations that are looking to proactively implement strategies ​related to diversity, equity, and inclusion. Our platform features unique categorizations and trends related to these practices, all ​backed by data-driven analytics and metrics. Our team is dedicated to developing tangible, low-effort, and impactful initiatives ​that result in real change. Our unique tagging system connects films to significant cultural moments in US history, enhancing the ​educational, civic, and community development platforms we offer. With our comprehensive suite of tools, your organization can ​be at the forefront of positive change, making a difference in the world one step at a time.

ANALYSIS AND PLANNING

FUNCTIONAL AND NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

Create new accounts | Manage credit cards | Make payments | ​Generate account statements | Film Hosting | Open URL Create an ​action that sends users to a specific URL | Register for push - create a ​push registration prompt for your iOS users | Request platform Rating - ​present an platform review prompt integrated with the platform Store ​and Google Play, to your users at the right time | Simple navigation | ​Personalization | Filters and sorting/search | Feedback mechanism

CONTENT AVAILABILITY

+ Use videos from other distributors and create my video content

+Get a public performance license. There are two ways to deal ​with that:

+Renting a movie from an authorized distributor with licenses

+ Contacting the copyright holder: Both options are legit and ​depend on your business goals. If you choose the first option, ​you might get one of two leading authorized distributors of ​movies and T.V. series in the USA:

Motion Picture Licensing Corporation (MPLC)

SWANK Motion Pictures

HIDDEN COST CONCERNS

Backend infrastructure | Security features | platform Store fees | Maintenance and ​updates | Marketing

VIDEO STREAMING platform ​REQUIREMENTS

CLOUD HOSTING AND COMPUTING ARCHITECTURE

ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES

[ASL, Language[s], Captions etc]

PAYMENT GATEWAY

INTERNET SPEED

SECURITY

dei Film archive

WHEN YOU OPEN THE platform: PAGE 1

HOME SCREEN: PAGE 2

SAMPLE PAGE VIEW [education]: ROSEMARY'S BABY [1968]

Rosemary's Baby is a powerful and thought-provoking film that delves deep into the complexities of motherhood and ​reproductive rights. It reveals the harsh reality of how women's bodies are often used as tools for bargaining and ​manipulation by those in positions of power. This film forces us to confront the consequences of our actions and the ​damage they can cause, leaving us to deal with the aftermath of our choices.

DEI FILM CODES

Man Made Hell

Belief Systems

+ Economic Assassination

+ Reproductive Rights

+ Environmental Assassination

+ The Psychopathy of The American Healthcare System

DEI FILM HISTORY TRACK: 1968

+Assassination of Martin Luther King Jr., A leader of the Black Civil Rights Movement

+Maternity Leave Rights in Employment and Social Security Benefits

+The Right of Women to Control their Reproductive Lives

+The Rise of Child Day Care Centers

CLASSROOM DISCUSSION PROMPT

In 1968, the nation was in the midst of a cultural revolution. Women were ​breaking free from traditional roles and forging new paths, and society ​underwent a seismic shift. As we examine films, true stories, and personal ​anecdotes, we must ask ourselves: are there patterns that will inevitably ​repeat themselves?

By tracing the rise of childcare centers, the emergence of the "working mom" ​phenomenon, and the panic surrounding child abuse in the 80s and 90s, we ​can gain deeper insights into the cultural forces that shape our lives. With ​this knowledge, we can make informed decisions and confidently navigate ​the future.

I recommend checking out the Q1 report from [Pop] Cult Survivalist for a ​more comprehensive perspective.

SAMPLE PAGE VIEW [community development]: ROSEMARY'S BABY [1968]

This film remains the single most in-depth interrogation of motherhood and reproductive rights ​committed by celluloid. Rosemary's womb is a bargaining chip in her husband's pursuit of power; it's ​the battleground we wage war on before leaving them to clean up the mess we made.

DEI FILM CODES

PRACTICE MAKES TRAUMA

Belief Systems

DEI FILM HISTORY TRACK: WOMEN AND MENTAL HEALTH

+Medical Barbarism

+ If Monsters are Mankind

+Pharmaceutical Violence

+ Obsession with the exception, not the rule

Prevention and Mental Health practices look at the societal changes that ​will significantly change our culture's mental health practices and focus ​on those that can have a significant impact on the mental well-being of ​all individuals.

+ As far back as 1900 BC, cultures have attributed feelings of anxiety, depression, or general unrest to “spontaneous uterus movement,” a wandering womb.

+ Some cultural solutions for mental illness attributed to a wandering womb included marriage, sexual therapy, or perpetual abstinence.

+ Women are more likely to wait longer for a health diagnosis and to be told it’s “all in their heads,” illustrated in a 2018 BBC article on gender bias in healthcare.

Women face additional risk factors for mental illness, including that they are:

+ More likely to be the main caregiver for their children

+ Overrepresented in low-income, low-status jobs

+ More likely to experience CULTURALLY BIASED physical or sexual abuse patterns

CULTURE

BEHAVIOR

ACTIONS

BE THE VILLAGE:

- Help parents nurture and support their ​children.

- Protect children from natural and adult-​inflicted traumas.

CHECK YOUR PRIVILEGE:

- Build connections in your community without ​feeling superior.

- Treat suicidal thoughts as a disease, not a ​character flaw, and care for those who have ​them.

- Help people recover and care for themselves ​without militant techniques or expectations.

ACTIVE RELATIONSHIPS:

- Support people under stress in their ​social roles, such as parents, ​caretakers, people pleasers, strong-​willed individuals, perfectionists, ​mediators, givers, forgivers, etc.

Acknowledging people's pain without ​attempting to teach them a lesson ​can help alleviate loneliness ​experienced by people of different ​age groups.

Match your public performance to your real-life actions: Before giving money ​to research or a 'chance' passion project, look into your world FIRST. It's easy to do ​charity that comes with clout and acknowledgment, but it takes genuine ​compassion to act before you're asked and to do what is difficult in the dark. If you ​can write a check to a charity and never inquire about the impact/results of your ​donation, you can write a check to a friend in need.

Rants are not a strategy: The most recent pop-culture obsession was the case of ​Johnny Depp and Amber Heard. Many spoke on traditionally ignored issues but ​suddenly grasped the nuances they previously denied to other high-profile victims. ​What have you done to support male domestic violence victims since the trial ​ended? It could be something as simple as supporting a friend or loved one in this ​situation by listening instead of commanding. One of the main reasons victims ​struggle to report or open up about domestic violence is the community around ​them. If the community demands you do what they want to maintain peace and ​tranquility, it's not a far cry from their abuser demanding they do certain things to ​retain love, affection, and support. It's an impossible choice between one form of ​control and another.