2019
DOI: 10.5294/pacla.2019.22.3.2
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Cine 3D español: experiencias del cine estereoscópico 3D durante los años del franquismo

Abstract: Este artículo investiga los orígenes de la producción española en cine estereoscópico 3D en la década de los cincuenta y sesenta, en pleno franquismo. La rapidez en la producción de cortometrajes tridimensionales muestra un conocimiento de la tecnología de producción foránea y una enorme flexibilidad y agilidad a la hora de crear contenidos 3D en España. El objetivo principal de esta investigación es identificar aquellas producciones cinematográficas españolas realizadas con técnicas estereoscópicas desde la p… Show more

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“…At the same time, as Figure 4 shows, a man on the screen sprayed the seated spectators with a hose. From the old fairground booths, attempts to mix representation (within a frame) with presentation (the real world, the present where the spectator lives) had been developed using various technological devices [34]. In 1953, in Cadiz, there was the possibility of immersing oneself in the representation of the projection (Figure 4), and the following year, that same incitement served to spur the population, this time with the inauguration of the first panoramic screen.…”
Section: Technical Improvements In Cinema's Effect On Audiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At the same time, as Figure 4 shows, a man on the screen sprayed the seated spectators with a hose. From the old fairground booths, attempts to mix representation (within a frame) with presentation (the real world, the present where the spectator lives) had been developed using various technological devices [34]. In 1953, in Cadiz, there was the possibility of immersing oneself in the representation of the projection (Figure 4), and the following year, that same incitement served to spur the population, this time with the inauguration of the first panoramic screen.…”
Section: Technical Improvements In Cinema's Effect On Audiencesmentioning
confidence: 99%