Virtually real

Virtually real, narrates the trajectory of the seventh art, which culminated in man's search for the representation of truth, and then rejected it to plunge into the fable of the incredible. This narrative presents the development of the representation of the projected moving image, the first cinema (1895 - 1915) and the second cinema (1915 - 1930), when the soundtrack and the colourisation of the image ensured the representation of the real. From classical cinema (1930 - 1970), the search for the transcendence of reality began. The narrative follows with modern cinema (1970 - 2000) arriving to digital cinema (2000 - 2014). With simple text, you will have a perfect understanding of this "great narrative".

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Marcio Tadeu da Costa (Marcio Veiga-Costa)Teacher at the Instituto Federal de Santa Catarina - Joinville Campus, SC. Audiovisual producer and playwright. He currently develops OfiCineama, cinematographic practice workshops, the Ciclo de Estudos Cinematográficos and the Grupo DCênico - Integration of cinematographic and theatrical language in Joinville (SC).