Inland empire: la inflexión digital en la narrativa de David Linch
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2020
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26/09/2019
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Universidad Complutense de Madrid
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El objetivo principal de la investigación es determinar la transformación y el impacto en la obra audiovisual de David Lynch a raíz de su tránsito al soporte digital de captación de imágenes y si este cambio ha concluido en formas y aspectos narrativos diferentes comparados con su obra anterior. Al ser el vídeo un soporte distinto que se asocia a otras formas de narrativa audiovisual como el videoarte, la televisión o el ámbito doméstico, se plantea qué convergencias puede tener para el realizador el uso de cámaras digitales aplicadas a una obra cinematográfica. La hipótesis principal que se plantea es que existe una narrativa audiovisual derivada del rodaje en soporte digital distinta de la narrativa audiovisual derivada de del rodaje en soporte químico. De esta hipótesis subyacen otras dos secundarias, relativas a la existencia de procesos creativos propios para la construcción de audiovisuales en soporte digital y a que estos procesos derivan en otros más relacionados otras disciplinas artísticas, como la pintura. Se elige como objeto de estudio la película Inland Empire (Lynch, 2006) por ser el primer largometraje del realizador en soporte digital...
The purpose of the present research is to ascertain the transformation of David Lynch’s audiovisual works in relation to his transition to digital filmmaking and if this change has derived in different narrative aspects compared to his previous works. Video technology has been traditionally associated to narratives different from film making such as video art, television and even amateur film making, for this reason the research plans to explore the narrative convergences of applying digital cameras to David Lynch’s cinematographic works. The research formulates the hypothesis that there is a specific audiovisual narrative derived of the use of digital cameras which is different from the narrative derived of the use of celluloid cameras by David Lynch. From this main hypothesis another two underlie: Digital audiovisual production has its own creative processes and these processes are different from those in film making and closer to other art disciplines such as painting...
The purpose of the present research is to ascertain the transformation of David Lynch’s audiovisual works in relation to his transition to digital filmmaking and if this change has derived in different narrative aspects compared to his previous works. Video technology has been traditionally associated to narratives different from film making such as video art, television and even amateur film making, for this reason the research plans to explore the narrative convergences of applying digital cameras to David Lynch’s cinematographic works. The research formulates the hypothesis that there is a specific audiovisual narrative derived of the use of digital cameras which is different from the narrative derived of the use of celluloid cameras by David Lynch. From this main hypothesis another two underlie: Digital audiovisual production has its own creative processes and these processes are different from those in film making and closer to other art disciplines such as painting...
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Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 26-09-2019