Audio-visual volumetry: for a new field of communication studies
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https://doi.org/10.11606/issn.2238-7714.no.2021.192651Keywords:
Volumetry, Audio-visual, 3D, Communication, MetaverseAbstract
This text raises theoretical and analytical subsidies to propose a new study field in the field of Communication. This field encompasses every type of video that is not characterized by the conventional two-dimensionality of Cinema and TV screens. Its corpus of study is audiovisual tridimensionality or volumetry in its most diverse possibilities. We intend to demonstrate that there is a coherent set of emerging forms of modeling and simulation by 3-D systems that are used in the representation of narratives presented live or on-demand, in exhibition rooms, or on mobile devices, or on the web, in the installation of galleries, haptic interaction systems, and other narrative applications. In particular, we examine the concepts, methods, and approaches used in creating and experiencing these forms of expression. Finally, we reflect on the perspective, textures, and visceral and vestibular senses, as resources already in use to organize, audiovisually, emotional tangles.
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