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	~~== Definition ==~~		#REDIRECT [[Re-imagining]]

	''Re-imagined'' is an adjective describing a creative endeavor that is based off a preexistent idea or creation, often looked upon as a [[Wikipedia:buzzword\|buzzword]] or [[Wikipedia:euphemism\|euphemism]] for [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]].

	~~A ''re-imagined'' product differs from [[Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] or a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]] (e.g. [[Wikipedia:Charlie's Angels\|Charlie's Angels movies]]) since:~~

	# [[~~Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] is an unauthorized endeavor subject to legal action;~~
	~~# ''re-imagined'' products are authorized by the [[Wikipedia:copyright\|copyright]] holder, much like a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]];~~
	~~# [[Wikipedia:remake\|remakes]] tend to just reuse the old plot elements and characters, possibly adding a few superficial changes.~~

	~~== In essence... ==~~

	... a ''re-imagined'' series is adequately described as taking an old product, e.g. the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (Classic)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' series of the late 1970's, and retelling the story in a new and hopefully exciting way. It uses many of the same methods as a remake, such as the re-use and possible modification of some or more of the following:

	* selected plotlines;
	* selected characters;
	* selected adversaries;
	* selected terminology and other items.

	Using these selections, a creator, e.g. [[Ronald D. Moore]], then can craft a story different from the original, with a new direction and original characters that still share components from their previous counterparts.

	~~== Examples of~~ Re-~~Imagined Products ==~~

	A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' [[Miniseries]], and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].


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Examples of Re-Imagined Products

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	== Examples of Re-Imagined Products ==		== Examples of Re-Imagined Products ==

	A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' ~~mini-series~~, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].		A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' [[Miniseries]], and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].

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In essence...

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	== In essence... ==		== In essence... ==

	... a ''re-imagined'' series is adequately described as taking an old product, ~~in this instance~~ ''[[Battlestar Galactica (Classic)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' of the late 1970's, and retelling the story in a new and hopefully exciting way. It uses many of the same methods as a remake, such as the re-use and ~~(possibly)~~ modification of some or more of the following:		... a ''re-imagined'' series is adequately described as taking an old product, e.g. the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (Classic)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' series of the late 1970's, and retelling the story in a new and hopefully exciting way. It uses many of the same methods as a remake, such as the re-use and possible modification of some or more of the following:

	* selected plotlines;		* selected plotlines;
	* selected characters;		* selected characters;
	* selected adversaries;		* selected adversaries;
	* selected ~~terminologies~~ and other items.		* selected terminology and other items.

	Using these selections, a creator ([[Ronald D. Moore]]) then can craft a story ~~uniquely~~ different from the original, with an new~~, original~~ direction and original characters that share ~~only basic~~ components from their previous ~~(older)~~ counterparts.		Using these selections, a creator, e.g. [[Ronald D. Moore]], then can craft a story different from the original, with a new direction and original characters that still share components from their previous counterparts.

	== Examples of Re-Imagined Products ==		== Examples of Re-Imagined Products ==

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Definition

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	== Definition ==		== Definition ==

	''re-imagined'' -- a creative endeavor that is based off an idea or creation ~~that has already been created~~, often looked upon as a [[Wikipedia:buzzword\|buzzword]] or [[Wikipedia:euphemism\|euphemism]] for [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]].		''Re-imagined'' is an adjective describing a creative endeavor that is based off a preexistent idea or creation, often looked upon as a [[Wikipedia:buzzword\|buzzword]] or [[Wikipedia:euphemism\|euphemism]] for [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]].

	A ''re-imagined'' product differs from [[Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] or a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]] (i.e. [[Wikipedia:Charlie's Angels\|Charlie's Angels movies]]) ~~due to~~:		A ''re-imagined'' product differs from [[Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] or a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]] (e.g. [[Wikipedia:Charlie's Angels\|Charlie's Angels movies]]) since:

	# [[Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] is an unauthorized endeavor~~, incurring a~~ legal ~~means of retribution~~;		# [[Wikipedia:plagarism\|plagarism]] is an unauthorized endeavor subject to legal action;
	# ''re-imagined'' products are authorized by the [[Wikipedia:copyright\|copyright]] holder, much like a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]];		# ''re-imagined'' products are authorized by the [[Wikipedia:copyright\|copyright]] holder, much like a [[Wikipedia:remake\|remake]];
	# [[Wikipedia:remake\|remakes]] tend to just reuse the old plot elements and characters, ~~add~~ a few superficial changes~~, in the hopes of making a profitable product;~~		# [[Wikipedia:remake\|remakes]] tend to just reuse the old plot elements and characters, possibly adding a few superficial changes.

	== In essence... ==		== In essence... ==

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	A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' mini-series, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].		A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' mini-series, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].
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Kuralyov at 23:28, 30 January 2005

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	A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' mini-series, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].		A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)\|Battlestar Galactica]]'' mini-series, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].
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Joe Beaudoin Jr. at 17:17, 19 November 2004

2004-11-19T17:17:01Z

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== Definition ==

''re-imagined'' -- a creative endeavor that is based off an idea or creation that has already been created, often looked upon as a [[Wikipedia:buzzword|buzzword]] or [[Wikipedia:euphemism|euphemism]] for [[Wikipedia:remake|remake]].

A ''re-imagined'' product differs from [[Wikipedia:plagarism|plagarism]] or a [[Wikipedia:remake|remake]] (i.e. [[Wikipedia:Charlie's Angels|Charlie's Angels movies]]) due to:

# [[Wikipedia:plagarism|plagarism]] is an unauthorized endeavor, incurring a legal means of retribution;
# ''re-imagined'' products are authorized by the [[Wikipedia:copyright|copyright]] holder, much like a [[Wikipedia:remake|remake]];
# [[Wikipedia:remake|remakes]] tend to just reuse the old plot elements and characters, add a few superficial changes, in the hopes of making a profitable product;

== In essence... ==

... a ''re-imagined'' series is adequately described as taking an old product, in this instance ''[[Battlestar Galactica (Classic)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' of the late 1970's, and retelling the story in a new and hopefully exciting way. It uses many of the same methods as a remake, such as the re-use and (possibly) modification of some or more of the following:

* selected plotlines;
* selected characters;
* selected adversaries;
* selected terminologies and other items.

Using these selections, a creator ([[Ronald D. Moore]]) then can craft a story uniquely different from the original, with an new, original direction and original characters that share only basic components from their previous (older) counterparts.

== Examples of Re-Imagined Products ==

A prime example of a ''re-imagined'' product are the ''[[Battlestar Galactica (RDM)|Battlestar Galactica]]'' mini-series, and its subsequent television series, under the production of [[Ronald D. Moore]] and [[David Eick]].