War Of The World: My Hoax Narrative

Hoaxes have proven to be unquestionably persuasive throughout the years as in War of the Worlds, 2012 Mayan Predictions, possible nuclear war, and Christian predictions about the deadline of the world. Hoaxes have become genuinely persuasive due to the unknown origins and terrors that individuals may have hidden deep in our minds. For example, there have been numerous stories passed around through culture to as how the world might end, but humanity has no clue about when or how this would happen. Civilization just bypasses the thought for the reason that whatever happens is inevitable. It is important that we realize that a global disaster can happen at any minute and each individual has to prepare. Initially, my hoax would consist of a natural disaster which would
Yellowstone National Park is past due for an eruption and could occur at any given moment. Thus, I would use this to my advantage in creating my hoax narrative. Continuing, my plot would consist of a reporter interviewing someone who lives near the Yellowstone National Park. Then, I would use sound effects, visuals, props, social media, and actors/actresses to enhance the plot. Next, I would be compelled to incorporate social media since it is a vast source of information where people obtain their news. In addition, the idea of fake news has been shown to persuade people into thinking that the events are true even though it does not originate from a credible source. However, something that might catch the viewers attention is an inevitable disaster. This disaster might stir up a few conversations if it was shared and were to go viral. Then, I would probably be obliged to use legitimate visuals and props to further enhance the production. Comparatively, posting fake videos from a source to a possible fake social media website might undoubtedly push the point across convincing