Interpretación de la cosmovisión de la cultura Puruhá a través de un cortometraje de ficción.

Abstract

The development of this research aims to interpret the worldview of the Puruhá culture through an animated short film of fiction in 3D, approved by a group of experts in different areas, such as: tourism, Andean medicine, graphic design and history. For performing the interpretation, was analyzed the historical characteristics of the peoples Puruhaes in the period of integration with the Shiri People and the Inca empire, inside of this research, were determined elements, such as: doctors - priests (Yachak), soldiers (Guerreros Orejones), stories about giants, gods, construction methods and cultivation for the subsistence. With these data, we proceed to develop a scenario in which all found elements were joined, then adhere fiction aspects thus mixing real elements, with the myths and legends, and get a fantastic story. After created the script, it was performed the storyboard, modeling character in 3D, in the software Hakehuman, object modeling and sceneries in 3D, textured characters, lights, animated short film and rendering of scenes in the Blender software. For this process were used the laboratories of the Graphic Design School. With animation in 3D ready, it was proceeded to integrate the recorded dialogues in the Radio of the Graphic Design School, obtaining the animated short film. The validation was carried out by the panel of experts, through surveys which reflecting a 76% of representativeness of the short film with Puruhá culture. In conclusion, it is noted that the Puruhá culture has a rich culture and history, which can be set, in a parallel fictional story and it's recommended the professional studio about 3D software, for an impeccable animation.