傳播學院 School of Communication｜110級聯合畢展 Class of 2021 Joint Graduation Exhibition《夢蝣 Dreammayfly》

傳播學院110級聯合畢展《夢蝣》，5/30-6/1在台北萬華剝皮寮歷史街區（演藝廳、廣州街155-153號）登場，匯集傳院所屬廣播電視學系、廣告暨策略行銷學系、新媒體暨傳播管理學系、影音新聞暨社群傳播學系等4系學生共同籌劃，這是銘傳傳播學院暌違8年，亦是自103學年度4系分開招生後，再次以傳播學院名義舉辦的聯合畢業展。

畢展主題《夢蝣》，「夢」代表著開始，而「蝣」則代表著堅持。象徵每一個傳院人就像一隻蜉蝣，個體或許微不足道，但匯聚在一起後，便能釋放出驚人的創意能量，激盪出改變世界的聲音。蜉蝣的生命雖短，但其生命週期卻是充滿精彩，能在有限的時間裡燃燒全力；正如傳播人對專業的熱愛與堅持，即使熬夜剪片或反覆激盪企劃，遇到挫折時仍選擇無畏前行。

參展作品涵蓋「論文」及「多媒體」兩大類。「論文類」作品《大學生媒體依賴與數位使用樣態研究》從生活觀察及個人經驗作為出發，探討大學生對社群平台的依賴程度、使用偏好帶來的正負面影響；《新海誠動畫之災難故事與閱聽人歷程以災難三部曲為例》探討視覺與音效創造出強烈感官體驗的動畫，如何影響人們的情感與思維。

「多媒體類」作品包括Podcast、紀錄片、橫式短劇。Podcast作品《裂縫中的曙光》從人類心理、社會關懷為出發，以當事者、專家或志工等人士、介紹相關電影書籍或訪談三維度去深入探討社會議題，藉由真實案例帶給閱聽眾生命的力量；《記得把愛帶走》則關注正確資訊與善意的觀念在現代社會中的影響力，傳遞「即使力量微小，只要願意行動，就能為世界帶來一絲改變」的核心信念。

紀錄片作品《工藝之手》以台灣手工藝職人作為議題，透過深入職人訪談與記錄其工作內容，帶出在逐漸式微的手工藝產業如何在科技進步、機器逐漸取代「手工」的快節奏時代下，如何堅持人手製作並在經濟成本所帶來的壓力下生存。橫式短劇作品《司南》，則是一部關於成長、壓力與探索自我的旅程的影音作品，以實景拍攝融合2D動畫的創作方式講述一個二次元角色成為了觀眾的嚮導，帶領觀眾揭開內心深處被遺忘的故事。

展覽特別以沈浸式體驗為設計，透過不同的互動設計帶出「The Egg｜誕生」、「The Nymph｜探索」、「The Imago｜蛻變」三個不同階段的主題故事，為觀眾帶來不一樣的感官體驗。歡迎全校師生、傳播人蒞臨，一起走進《夢蝣》，走進一段傳播人集體生命的旅程。

The School of Communication’s Class of 2021 Joint Graduation Exhibition, titled “Dreammayfly”, will take place from May 30 to June 1 at Bopiliao Historic Block in Wanhua, Taipei (Performance Hall, No. 153–155, Guangzhou Street, Wanhua Dist., Taipei City). This exhibition brings together students from four departments within School of Communication: RTV, ADSM, New Media and Communication Administration, and Audiovisual Journalism and Social Media Communication. It marks the first joint graduation exhibition under School of Communication in eight years, and the first since the departments began separate admissions in the 2014 academic year.

The theme “Dreammayfly” fuses the notions of “dream” and “mayfly”. A dream signifies a beginning, while the mayfly symbolizes perseverance. Though each student may seem insignificant on their own, when united, their collective creativity becomes a powerful force capable of changing the world. The mayfly’s short lifespan is intense and vibrant—much like the passion and dedication communication students pour into their craft. Despite long nights of editing or countless rounds of brainstorming, they persist with courage and resilience.

The exhibition features works in two main categories: Thesis and Multimedia.

In the Thesis category:

• “A Study on College Students’ Media Dependence and Digital Usage Patterns” explores students’ reliance on social platforms and the positive and negative effects shaped by their usage preferences.

• “Disaster Narratives and Audience Experience in Makoto Shinkai’s Animated Trilogy” examines how visual and auditory elements create emotional resonance and impact viewers’ thoughts and feelings.

In the Multimedia category:

• Podcast projects such as “Light Through the Cracks” delve into social issues from psychological and humanitarian perspectives, incorporating stories from individuals, experts and volunteers, as well as relevant media and interviews to inspire listeners with real-life experiences.

• “Take Love With You” focuses on the power of accurate information and goodwill in modern society, conveying the core belief that even small actions can lead to meaningful change.

Documentary: “Hands of Craft” highlights Taiwan’s traditional artisans. Through in-depth interviews and footage, it portrays how handcraft professionals strive to preserve their art in a fast-paced world dominated by technology and automation, while navigating the challenges of economic pressure.

Horizontal short film: “Compass” tells a story of growth, pressure and self-discovery. Combining live-action footage with 2D animation, it presents a second-dimensional character as a guide, leading viewers to uncover forgotten inner stories.

The exhibition also incorporates immersive experiences, structured around three thematic stages:

• “The Egg｜Birth”

• “The Nymph｜Exploration”

• “The Imago｜Transformation”

These interactive designs offer a rich sensory journey that mirrors the evolution of each communication student.

All faculty, students, and media professionals are warmly invited to attend and step into the world of “Dreammayfly”—a shared journey of life, creativity and storytelling.