Producción de un cortometraje sobre el síndrome de tourette con la técnica stop motion.

Abstract

This technical project involved the production of an animated short film about Tourette's Syndrome, using the stop motion technique. We used the qualitative approach which is suitable for the project because it is a research that produces descriptive data, which focus on the qualities of the issue using data collection to obtain results about the perspective on the subject held by the interviewees. Ten people with TS from different countries were interviewed to determine their social experience during their development. Based on these results, we proceeded to use Bruce Archer's systematic method, which consists of three phases: analytical phase, creative phase and executive phase. Through these phases we proceeded to the development of the preproduction, production and post-production of the project. The result was the creation of a short film lasting 3 minutes 12 seconds, with 8 characters that were hand-knitted with crochet and 8 scenarios made with recycled materials, giving life to a story that many people were identified with this neurological disorder. We conclude that the quality of the camera depends on the quality of a good graphic presentation of the film, which was made with a low budget and limited time. We recommend making use of the diffusion of this audiovisual project through different media in order to be able to evaluate the impact it creates in the audience.