Imperceivable World is an immersive multi-media exhibition that allows the audience to explore the imperceivable micro world of various organisms. These microorganisms occupy a space within our world that is so minuscule that it might seem like fiction. A series of short animations are an exploration into how these organisms behave and interact, giving the viewer a brief glimpse into this micro world. Imperceivable World utilizes the Cyclorama, which is a massive cylindrical screen that can display 3D stereoscopic animations which provide the audience a larger than life perspective of these microorganisms. Along with cyclorama Imperceivable World uses the Cube's audio space to give the audience a fully immersive experience. / Master of Fine Arts

"Desire and Hope" is three short animations. The main concept in these three animations is human desires; the goal in each animation was to explore a ways to tell this concept by adding some level of ambiguity, so viewers can watch it through their own vision. / Master of Fine Arts

Made available in DSpace on 2016-06-02T20:23:17Z (GMT). No. of bitstreams: 1 6525.pdf: 2110192 bytes, checksum: 8ef07ecfefdea1b1ef30c6ddf74cfd80 (MD5) Previous issue date: 2014-10-30 / Financiadora de Estudos e Projetos / This research analyses the artistic creation process of a short animation film called the Tempest. Created in 2010, by Brasilian director Cesar Cabral at the Coala Film Studios (Santo André, São Paulo). The audiovisual production was shown at the 14th. Festival of English Culture. The narrative tells the fable of a lonely and passionate sailor confronting a storm. The creative procedural critique is basis of the methodology used in this research. It follows, step by step the creation and consequently the different manuscripts and ideas of a creative body whose understanding of the key elements produced different results. Through study of sketches, art direction layouts, still photographs, interviews with creators and annotations in different languages. Also included are tests and trials of the software used for editing. Without prior assumptions, the object of this work is to indicate and discuss the intersemiotic translations which constitute the Tempest and the contributions and dialogues established between the creators of the animation. The results were planned in graphical form to show the significant and possible meanings of the work under study. / Esta pesquisa analisa o processo de criação do curta-metragem de animação stop motion Tempestade. Dirigido pelo brasileiro Cesar Cabral, nos estúdios Coala Filmes (Santo André, São Paulo), no ano de 2010, a produção visava atender ao edital do 14º Festival da Cultura Inglesa. A narrativa traz a fábula de um solitário marujo que em alto mar enfrenta uma tempestade em busca do reencontro com a mulher amada. A investigação tem como base metodológica a Crítica de Processo Criativo, (SALLES 2006, 2007a, 2007b, 2010) a qual entende todas as etapas da criação e, consequentemente, seus registros, como constituintes de um corpus investigativo, entendendo como elementos-chave os diferentes roteiros elaborados, esboços da direção de arte (layouts), fotos still, entrevistas com os idealizadores, anotações em diferentes linguagens (verbais ou não verbais), testes e experimentações em softwares utilizados para a edição, entre outros. Diante de tais pressupostos, o objetivo desse trabalho é apontar e discutir as traduções intersemióticas (PLAZA, 2010) que constituem Tempestade, assim como as contribuições e os diálogos estabelecidos entre os idealizadores da animação. Os resultados foram planificados em uma configuração gráfica, ou seja, a cartografia da criação, que aponta para o mapa constitutivo diagramático do processo.