融媒体背景下原创素材库对影视类专业学生的影响研究与实践
Research and Practice on the Influence of Original Material Library on Students Majoring in Film and Television under the Background of Financial Media

在融媒体环境下，原创素材库已成为影视类专业学生创作与学习不可或缺的资源。本研究深入探讨了融媒体与原创素材库的概念和关系，分析了原创素材库在影视教育中的重要性。通过实证调查和案例分析，研究揭示了原创素材库对影视类专业学生在创作技巧、创新思维和专业素养方面的积极影响，同时指出素材库在学生作品原创性和版权意识培养上的潜在挑战。在实践探索中，本研究提出了一系列策略，旨在指导学生有效利用原创素材库，包括版权教育、创意工作坊和跨学科合作等措施，以提升学生在融媒体时代的竞争力。结论部分强调，构建和优化原创素材库，不仅能够丰富影视类专业学生的创作资源，还能促进其专业技能和创新能力的全面发展，为融媒体时代下影视人才的培养提供了新的视角和路径，在培养高素质影视创作人才方面具有重要价值，未来应进一步加强素材库的建设与应用，以适应融媒体时代对影视创作人才的多元化需求。
In the context of the converged media environment, original material libraries have become indispensable resources for students in film and television-related disciplines. This study delves into the concepts and relationships between converged media and original material libraries, analyzing the significance of these libraries in film education. Through empirical research and case studies, the study reveals the positive impact of original material libraries on students’ creative skills, innovative thinking, and professional competence in film-related fields. It also highlights potential challenges in fostering originality and copyright awareness among students. In practical exploration, the study proposes a series of strategies to guide students in effectively utilizing original material libraries, including copyright education, creative workshops, and interdisciplinary collaboration, to enhance their competitiveness in the converged media era. The conclusion emphasizes that constructing and optimizing original material libraries can not only enrich the creative resources available to film students but also promote the comprehensive development of their professional skills and innovative capabilities, offering new perspectives and pathways for cultivating film talent in the converged media era. In the future, the construction and application of material libraries should be further strengthened to adapt to the diversified needs for film and television creative talents in the era of integrated media.