Información televisiva y escenificaciónla recreación ficcionada en el discurso audiovisual sensacionalista
- Mateos Martín, Concha (coord.)
- Ardèvol Abreu, Alberto Isaac (coord.)
- Toledano Buendía, Samuel (coord.)
Publisher: Sociedad Latina de Comunicación Social
ISBN: 978-84-939337-5-3
Year of publication: 2011
Pages: 76-77
Congress: Congreso Internacional Latina de Comunicación Social (3. 2011. La Laguna)
Type: Conference paper
Abstract
For the audience, informative image has certification value, in spite of the fact that this effect has been demonstrated to be only apparent. Nevertheless, audio-visual journalism generates stagings that interfere in the recorded facts, provoking a new and fictitious situation. This communication approaches, through case analysis methodology, the pragmatics of two journalistic stories that have come out to public opinion in which authors forced the truth and intervened in the recording. The aim of both interventions was to obtain more spectacular news and therefore more attractive products for his massive consumption. Concretely the communication is about two types of staging: intervention on sources and dramatization or reconstruction of an event.