Entre Tons: curta-metragem experimental com expressão visual e sonora de um romance negro que escapa dos discursos hegemônicos

Abstract

This descriptive memorial presents the short film Entre Tons. The project proposes a narrative constructed from images, sounds and gestures, following the emotional relationship between two black characters through a mostly non-verbal language. The research investigates how the absence of everyday and affective narratives with black characters in cinema influences the construction of the audiovisual imaginary. Elements of the hybrid audiovisual language between cinema and music video are also explored, such as editing, art direction, costumes, colorimetry, and soundtrack, which can assume a central narrative function, replacing spoken dialogue and guiding the viewer's experience. By inserting itself into the debate about black representation in Brazilian cinema, Entre Tons seeks to expand the possibilities of the presence of black bodies in everyday narratives. The memorial describes and analyzes the conception, planning, production and post-production stages of the short, highlighting the creative choices and challenges faced throughout the process.