A construção da decupagem e o papel do diretor na pré-produção de um cinema à luz do desenho universal.

Abstract

The film production process currently does not contemplate reflections on accessibility throughout its phases, resulting in products with barriers that intercept certain groups of spectators from exercising their right to consumption and enjoyment. In this context, the present study discusses the application of Universal Design principles in the visual and sound design on the shooting script of the short film Qeryoth, through an exploratory research regarding this process. Through this experience, we sought to verify how the film director can contribute to the design of accessible consumption experiences. The research results confirm the benefit of adopting Universal Design since the film pre-production and point out new ways for the director to perform its role through the shooting script.