Re-Enchanting worlds: audiovisual as an unexplored territory
A conversation with Tiziana Panizza on topics related to audiovisual teaching and filmmaking
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https://doi.org/10.24215/2525085Xe049Keywords:
Experimental Cinema, Territory, Exploration, MontageAbstract
In this interview, filmmaker and teacher Tiziana Panizza explains how she addresses audiovisual teaching in Chile and shares key concepts about her filmmaking work. She refers to the approach to cinema and films as territories of exploration and to the process of working with materials. Also, she discusses the practice of filming as an integral process from the conception of ideas to editing without setting it in a rigorous or consecutive order. She also offers her perspective on experimental cinema and discusses the challenges involved in teaching it in the field of audiovisual arts.
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