La técnica de cámara y de montaje en el cine musical y en el cine danza en las décadas desde 1930 hasta 1950
Loading...
Download
Official URL
Full text at PDC
Publication date
2025
Defense date
12/09/2024
Authors
Advisors (or tutors)
Editors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
Volume Title
Publisher
Universidad Complutense de Madrid
Citation
Abstract
La técnica de cámara y de montaje en el cine musical y en el cine danza en las décadas desde 1930 hasta 1950 es una investigación sobre las relaciones y las diferencias entre el cine musical y el cine danza en lo que se refiere a la técnica de cámara y el montaje utilizados por el director. Su hipótesis es que, pese a que aborden el mismo tipo de contenido (coreografías grabadas) existen claras diferencias entre ambas disciplinas, aunque también se da cuenta de sus similitudes. Para ello este trabajo estudia la relación entre el movimiento de la cámara y el cuerpo de los bailarines en ambos casos, así como la forma en la que editan cinematográficamente las coreografías. Dado que el número de películas musicales en el período analizado es inmenso, nos enfocaremos en aquellas producidas en Estados Unidos...
The camera and editing technique in musical cinema and dance cinema in the decades from 1930 to 1950 is an investigation on the relations and differences between musical cinema and dance cinema in terms of the camera technique and editing used by the director. Its hypothesis is that, although they deal with the same type of content (recorded choreographies), there are clear differences between the two, although their similarities are also noted. To this end, this work studies the relationship between the movement of the camera and the dancers' bodies in both cases, as well as the way in which they edit the choreographies cinematographically. Given that the number of musical films in the period analyzed is immense, we will focus on those produced in the United States...
The camera and editing technique in musical cinema and dance cinema in the decades from 1930 to 1950 is an investigation on the relations and differences between musical cinema and dance cinema in terms of the camera technique and editing used by the director. Its hypothesis is that, although they deal with the same type of content (recorded choreographies), there are clear differences between the two, although their similarities are also noted. To this end, this work studies the relationship between the movement of the camera and the dancers' bodies in both cases, as well as the way in which they edit the choreographies cinematographically. Given that the number of musical films in the period analyzed is immense, we will focus on those produced in the United States...
Description
Tesis inédita de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid, Facultad de Ciencias de la Información, leída el 12/09/2024