Filme Streaming: um processo de transposição de streaming de vídeo para filme documentário

Abstract

The Film Streaming research has two deployments: a practical one consisting in a documentary film of one hundred and seven minutes and a theoretical one represented by this text. The realization of the film faced the technical and aesthetic challenges of transposing to the cinematic language images captured by a cell phone and transmitted live over internet during the political street demonstrations that took place in Rio de Janeiro in the year of 2013. Initially, the text addresses theoretical issues related to the function of video streaming when used in such a context. To do so, we resorted to concepts and ideas developed by the philosophers Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari and Michel Foucault. Then, the text reconstructs the process of making the film. The challenges of building the film, the technics employed, the aesthetic ideas brought about by the film making are revealed. The text also displays the technical documents that served as basis for the production of the film, such as the decoupage of the raw material of the film and the script treatments. There was the author concern to provide the reader a complete and detailed view of the process of transposing video streaming images to a documentary film