Artistas do hip hop paraibano : impactos da pandemia e o processo de digitalização.

Abstract

This course conclusion work report was prepared from the construction of an audiovisual documentary entitled “ContaMina: Elas On no Hip Hop”. The film portrays, from the perspectives of artists from Paraíba, the process of digitizing the culture of Hip Hop, intensified by the social isolation caused by the Covid-19 pandemic. It also presents the different sociocultural realities, taking into account cisgender women, trans women or transvestites, black women, and LGBTQIA+ people, from those who produce and work within this culture. The product is theoretically based on community journalism, in which the voice of marginalized communities is valued, the audiovisual documentary, a product format chosen to enhance these voices and digital artivism to elucidate the Hip Hop movement that is now more than ever designing itself as an activism also in digital. This report details the film's construction processes, from the script and script to the final product.