EL ARTE DE ESCRIBIR PANTALLAS ENTRE HISTORIA Y CREACIÓN.

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Title: EL ARTE DE ESCRIBIR PANTALLAS ENTRE HISTORIA Y CREACIÓN.
Authors: Conenna, Víctor J.1 letraceluloide@gmail.com
Source: I + A: Investigación + Acción. 2025, Issue 26, p323-326. 4p.
Subjects: Film scriptwriting, Transmedia storytelling, Narration, Narration in motion pictures, Historical analysis, Visual communication
Abstract (English): The article focuses on the review of the book "Writing Screens" by Ricardo Luis Aiello, which explores screenwriting in the audiovisual context. Aiello argues that the script is fundamental not only as a technical tool but also as a space for aesthetic experimentation and cultural dialogue. The book offers a historical reconstruction of audiovisual narrative, analyzing its evolution from classic Hollywood cinema to current transmedia, and is presented as a valuable pedagogical resource for students and professionals in the field. Additionally, it is notable for its accessible language and critical approach, inviting reflection on screenwriting and its impact on media perception. [Extracted from the article]
Abstract (Spanish): El artículo se centra en la reseña del libro "Escribir pantallas" de Ricardo Luis Aiello, que explora la escritura de guiones en el contexto audiovisual. Aiello argumenta que el guion es fundamental no solo como herramienta técnica, sino como un espacio de experimentación estética y diálogo cultural. El libro ofrece una reconstrucción histórica de la narrativa audiovisual, analizando su evolución desde el cine clásico de Hollywood hasta las transmedias actuales, y se presenta como un recurso pedagógico valioso para estudiantes y profesionales del área. Además, destaca por su lenguaje accesible y su enfoque crítico, invitando a la reflexión sobre la escritura de guiones y su impacto en la percepción mediática. [Extracted from the article]
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Abstract:The article focuses on the review of the book "Writing Screens" by Ricardo Luis Aiello, which explores screenwriting in the audiovisual context. Aiello argues that the script is fundamental not only as a technical tool but also as a space for aesthetic experimentation and cultural dialogue. The book offers a historical reconstruction of audiovisual narrative, analyzing its evolution from classic Hollywood cinema to current transmedia, and is presented as a valuable pedagogical resource for students and professionals in the field. Additionally, it is notable for its accessible language and critical approach, inviting reflection on screenwriting and its impact on media perception. [Extracted from the article]
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