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131550 - Cursos de verão da FFLCH 2025 - Metodologias e Análises de Pesquisa para Adaptação Audiovisual

Período da turma:

04/02/2025 a 25/02/2025

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Descrição:

AULA 1- Introdução aos Estudos de Adaptação Audiosivual
AULA 2 - Metodologias e Práticas de Análise de Adaptações Cinematográficas
AULA 3 - Metodologias e Práticas de Análise de Adaptações Serializadas nos Streamings
AULA 4 - Metodologias e Práticas de Análise de Adaptações de Videogames

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Boszorád, Martin. (2020). Watch a Film, Play a Game -- Play a Film, Watch a Game: Notes on the ‘Intermedia-Presence’ of Digital Games in Cinema. Acta Ludologica, 3(1), 4-17.
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Carga Horária:

12 horas

Tipo:

Obrigatória

Vagas oferecidas:

100

Ministrantes:

Fernanda Martins Ferreira de Araujo

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