The encounter with the point of view is a fundamental step in the construction of a documentary film. Undoubtedly, it starts from a political being in the world that will serve as a compass or guide to make the decisions that will define the creative process of the film. From here on, we can define a concrete methodology and a device that will undoubtedly help to develop the expressive, narrative, visual and sound resources.
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The Political Dimension of the Film
- What is the relationship between your ideological stance and the point of view of your film?
- How do you translate and incorporate it?
- What influence does your position—intersecting identities—have on what you film?
- How does it affect your way of representing subjects and reflecting subjectivity or your honesty in the film?
- What social impact can your film have?
In Search of a Method: Each Film, a Methodology
- Do you have a methodology for your filmmaking practice, or do you develop a new methodology for each film?
- What does it consist of?
- How do you construct it?
- How does it evolve throughout the process?
- How do you find the device that helps you develop the film narratively and expressively?
- Can you explain some examples of devices used in your films?
