MULTIMEDIA DEVERLOPMENT IN PROPAGATION BELIEF ON PARCELS “MUDMEE” OF THAI-PUAN BAN PHUE WISDOM, UDONTHANI PROVINCE

Abstract

This research aims 1) to study the beliefs of the pattern on the sheet Mudmee Thailand Puan Ban Phu Ban Phu Ban Phu, Udon Thani. 2) to establish the identity of the pattern Mudmee of Thailand Puan Ban Phu Ban Phu Ban Phu, Udon Thani 3) to study the wisdom of design Mudmee of Thailand Puan Ban Phu Ban Phu Ban Phu. Udon Thani 4) to create a multimedia broadcast beliefs onto the Mudmee Thailand Puan Ban Phu Ban Phu Ban Phu, Udon Thani. Research in this research is qualitative research (Qualitative Research) in a manner that is developing. (Development) in the broadcast media. Divided into Phase 1 exploration needs in the area of ​​population is the community Thailand Puan Ban Phu Ban Phu Ban Phu, Udon Thani Phase 2 Study of Belief patterns onto Mudmee of Thailand Puan home. Phu And local design motifs Mudmee the house Thailand Puan Phu Phase 3 generation multimedia broadcast beliefs onto the Mudmee Thailand Puan Ban Phu Phase 4 evaluation Media Satisfaction media. The sample consisted of 48 experts. Mudmee woven and processed products from Thailand Mudmee Puan Phu home. Executives and Museum Thailand Puan Phu home. The instrument used in the research consisted of questionnaires to collect information about the beliefs onto Mudmee sample. And satisfaction multimedia broadcast beliefs onto the Mudmee Thailand Puan Phu home.

The research found that Belief in the fabric of the ethnic group of Thailand's Ban Phu Ban Phu, Udon Thani. The fabrics are woven from its predecessor and has inherited it. Up until now It is seen that women aged 35 years and over, mainly to weave cloth. If the old woman Everyone must be woven into a nubile. So it shows that weaving is important that all women. Mudmee wisdom weaving process and various stages. In one step, Mud Mee is to embrace to achieve beautiful patterns and underlying beliefs or legends. The pattern with The fabric of the ethnic group in Thailand that were separated by five types of animal patterned fabrics.