2014
DOI: 10.3145/epi.2014.ene.03
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Uso de imágenes de archivo en publicidad audiovisual: estudio de casos

Abstract: Uso de imágenes de archivo en pUblicidad aUdiovisUal: estUdio de casosElena De-la-Cuadra-De-Colmenares, Iris López-De-Solís y María-Victoria Nuño-Moral Elena De-la-Cuadra-De-Colmenares, licenciada en ciencias de la imagen y doctora en documentación, es profesora de la Universidad Complutense de Madrid desde 1997. Tras sus inicios en el mundo de la producción publicitaria, ha compaginado la docencia en varias universidades (UCAM, UC3M) con la producción cinematográfica y televisiva en varias productoras (Zoetro… Show more

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“…This study aimed to analyse how archival images and footage are used in mini-series based on real events. Other papers have considered the narrative implications of audio-visual material used in advertising (De la Cuadra de Colmenares, López de Solís & Nuño Moral, 2003) and their use in cinema fiction (De la Cuadra de Colmenares & López de Solís, 2012). The studies cited in the introduction provided a starting point for this research in terms of functions, such as contextualisation.…”
Section: Object and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study aimed to analyse how archival images and footage are used in mini-series based on real events. Other papers have considered the narrative implications of audio-visual material used in advertising (De la Cuadra de Colmenares, López de Solís & Nuño Moral, 2003) and their use in cinema fiction (De la Cuadra de Colmenares & López de Solís, 2012). The studies cited in the introduction provided a starting point for this research in terms of functions, such as contextualisation.…”
Section: Object and Methodologymentioning
confidence: 99%