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Caridad Botella. (2012). The mobile aesthetics of cell phone made films: from the pixel to the everyday. Kepes, 9(8), 73–87. Recuperado a partir de https://revistasojs.ucaldas.edu.co/index.php/kepes/article/view/463
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El artículo se enfoca en el análisis de la estética que han adquirido las cámaras de los teléfonos celulares, los cuales dadas sus limitaciones de captura, sonido, tienden a configurar un nuevo lenguaje. Tras revisar la obra de algunos artistas dedicados a la creación de films basados en la pobre característica técnica de los videos hechos en celular, como Roger Odin y desde la perspectiva teórica de autores como Camille Baker, Alessandro Amaducci, toma forma un aporte a la vertiente de los medios electrónicos y digitales y específicamente a las teorías de la imagen en movimiento, cuya utilidad permitirá a los creadores y estudiantes de cine o video tomar elementos que les sirvan a sus prácticas de creación.
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GPS yourself by Rémi Boulnois, France, 45 sec., 2008 (Tags: Rémi Boulnois, GPS, cell phone, mobile phone, multimedia).
La Paura by Pippo Delbono, Italy, 69 min., 2009 (Tags: Pippo Delbono, mobilementary, personal medium, window on the world, realism).
La Perle by Marguerite Lantz, France, 4 min., 2006 (Tags: Marguerite Lantz, pictorialism, cell phone, mobile phone, pixelated image).
Max with a Keitai by Max Schleser, UK, 5 min., 2006 (Tags: Max Schleser, cell phone, mobile phone, mobile aesthetics, keitai, Japan).
New Love Meetings by Marcello Mencarini and Barbara Seghezzi, Italy, 93 min.,2006 (Tags: Marcelo Mencarini, Barbara Seghezzi, cell phone, mobile phone, pixilated image, documentary).
Nocturne pour le roi de Rome by Jean Charles Fitoussi, France, 80 min., 2005 (Tags:Charles Fitoussi, cell phone, mobile phone, diegesis of the pixel, feature film).
Pisa Asciano by Raul Marroquin, NL, 4:13 min., 2007 (Tags: Raul Marroquin, video art, cell phone, mobile phone, pixelated image).
SMS Sugar Man by Aryan Kaganof, SA, 81 min. 2005-2006 (Tags: Aryan Kaganof,cell phone, mobile phone, first feature film, pixelated image) Tourner en rond et se laisser consumer by Vincent Moon, France, 4 min., 2006 (Tags: Vincent Moon, cell phone, mobile phone, abstraction, short film).
Triton by Benoît Labourdette, Fance, 62.02 min., 2007 (Tags: Benoît Labourdette, cell phone, mobile phone, abstraction, multiple frames, feature film).
Why Didn’t anybody tell me it would get this bad in Afghanistan by Cyrus Frisch, 70 min, 2009 (Tags: Cyrus Frish, cell phone, mobile phone, feature film, pixelated image).
GPS yourself by Rémi Boulnois, France, 45 sec., 2008 (Tags: Rémi Boulnois, GPS, cell phone, mobile phone, multimedia).
La Paura by Pippo Delbono, Italy, 69 min., 2009 (Tags: Pippo Delbono, mobilementary, personal medium, window on the world, realism).
La Perle by Marguerite Lantz, France, 4 min., 2006 (Tags: Marguerite Lantz, pictorialism, cell phone, mobile phone, pixelated image).
Max with a Keitai by Max Schleser, UK, 5 min., 2006 (Tags: Max Schleser, cell phone, mobile phone, mobile aesthetics, keitai, Japan).
New Love Meetings by Marcello Mencarini and Barbara Seghezzi, Italy, 93 min.,2006 (Tags: Marcelo Mencarini, Barbara Seghezzi, cell phone, mobile phone, pixilated image, documentary).
Nocturne pour le roi de Rome by Jean Charles Fitoussi, France, 80 min., 2005 (Tags:Charles Fitoussi, cell phone, mobile phone, diegesis of the pixel, feature film).
Pisa Asciano by Raul Marroquin, NL, 4:13 min., 2007 (Tags: Raul Marroquin, video art, cell phone, mobile phone, pixelated image).
SMS Sugar Man by Aryan Kaganof, SA, 81 min. 2005-2006 (Tags: Aryan Kaganof,cell phone, mobile phone, first feature film, pixelated image) Tourner en rond et se laisser consumer by Vincent Moon, France, 4 min., 2006 (Tags: Vincent Moon, cell phone, mobile phone, abstraction, short film).
Triton by Benoît Labourdette, Fance, 62.02 min., 2007 (Tags: Benoît Labourdette, cell phone, mobile phone, abstraction, multiple frames, feature film).
Why Didn’t anybody tell me it would get this bad in Afghanistan by Cyrus Frisch, 70 min, 2009 (Tags: Cyrus Frish, cell phone, mobile phone, feature film, pixelated image).
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