Pequeña/gran pantalla: la relación entre cine y televisión en Estados Unidos

• Autores: Concepción Cascajosa Virino
• Localización: Historia y comunicación social, ISSN 1137-0734, Nº 11, 2006, págs. 21-44
• Idioma: español
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  • En este artículo se analizará la relación entre las industrias televisiva y cinematográfica en Estados Unidos a través del intercambio de materiales narrativos. Particularmente nos centraremos en dos periodos. Primero, los años cincuenta y mediados de los sesenta, en donde tras una etapa de desconfianza los estudios cinematográficos comenzaron a producir ficción para televisión y se produjeron numerosas películas basadas en series de televisión y viceversa. Después se hará un repaso a los procesos de convergencia industrial sucedidos durante los años noventa que han revolucionado el panorama audiovisual y su relación con los intercambios narrativos.... (Ver más) Analizaremos especialmente el caso del conglomerado Viacom, que logró aprovechar la sinergia entre sus diferentes unidades de forma muy productiva.

    In this paper we will analyze the relation between the television and cinema industries in the United States through the exchange of narrative materials. Particularly we will focus on two periods. First, the fifties and mid sixties, in which after a distrust time the movie studios began to produce fiction for television and numerous films based on television series and vice versa were produced. Later we will review the processes of industrial convergence that happened during the nineties, which revolutionized the audiovisual panorama, and its relation with the exchange of narrative materials. We will analyze specially the case of the conglomerate...

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