L'Alternativa Hall

Hall Invites

Docuwebs
Isabel Herguera and Izibene Oñederra

Docuwebs

Two sessions on interactive web documentaries, a new form of filming reality that “goes beyond the filmmaking paradigm and explores the fertile terrain of the internet” (J.M. Català).

Session 1 (45') 17/11 18.15 h

Reality changes and the tools for examining and representing it change too. By expanding the scope of creative documentary making, we can explore aspects of reality in a new way. Under the overarching concept of the essay, we can combine devices such as webdocs, closely related installations, animated documentaries, documentary graphic novels and other transmedia formats. The final result is almost a form of visual writing.

Presentation: Josep Maria Català (UAB)

Farselona

(Farcelona)

Kika Serra, Paty Godoy, Camilo Palacios, Mariana Veil, Juan Camilo Castillo

V.O.S.E. (Versión Original Subtitulada en Español)

(V.O.S.E. (Original Version Subtitled in Spanish))

Rosario González, Laura Rodríguez, Cristóbal Serrá, Marina Herrera, Sophie Graber

SoloS

(SoLo)

Lukas Jaramillo, Maayan Feldman, Magdalena Gacitúa, Ángela Gómez Conchita Guerra, César López

SEAT. Las sombras del progreso

(SEAT. The Shadows of Progress)

David Moya, Ferran Andrés, Cristina González, Marina Thomé, Sabrina Grajales

In collaboration with:

Session 2 (15') 22/11 18 h

A webdoc is an interactive documentary that makes use of a wide range of multimedia tools (videos, images, animation and questionnaires) to actively engage spectators. As users navigate their way through the documentary, their decisions and their answers to questions shape how the story unfolds. This interactive documentary experience is created by multidisciplinary team who research the subject matter, write the screenplay, shoot the footage and carry out post production.

Presentation: Neus Ballús (UPF)

Amb títol

(Titled)

Neus Ballús

In collaboration with:

Isabel Herguera and Izibene Oñederra (53') 21/11 19 h

Two international trailblazers in the world of experimental animated filmmaking, two artists whose work embodies what might be called the “Arteleku spirit” in terms of their collaborative scope and eminently personal style.