LIGHT, CAMERA, ACTION: THE CINEMA AS A SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE IN SCHOOL SPACE
Cinema. Education. Creation process.
The intention of this dissertation a priori was to establish parameters that define the relevance of cinema as art and form of visual literacy. In addition to emphasizing its importance in pedagogical practices, it has been a promoter of knowledge in the classroom. Cinema is an instigating tool, which can facilitate the development of the teaching and learning of the individuals involved, and this experience in the case of the project Light, camera, action: the cinema in the school, was through the experience in the classroom with the production and experimentation in cinema, through critical analysis, as well as understanding the poetic and technical construction of a film. The research aimed to describe and analyze the experience lived in the classroom with the production of short films based on the use of the cell phone, as well as to understand how the visual learning process took place in the curricular component Art from such experience. It was based on the following questions of study: What are the pedagogical potentialities of cinema in the classroom? Is it possible to produce a short film in the school space using a cellular device for such an undertaking? Is visual literacy possible from the movies at school? The methodology that bases this study is qualitative descriptive nature under the bias of action research.