Audiovisual fiction in Spain

Under the title 'Audiovisual fiction in Spain. Stories, trends and synergies', Miquel Francés and Germán Llorca publish in Gedisa an interesting study on this genre.

Fiction, in the audiovisual field, is a long-standing genre. Although the media and the way of narrating change, the need for humans to tell stories remains unchanged. Despite all the transformations that digitalization has introduced in cultural industries, fiction continues to maintain a privileged position in the value chain of audiovisual production. And it will continue to do so in the future.

the book Audiovisual fiction in Spain. Stories, trends and synergies, by Miquel Francés and Germán Llorca (published in Gedisa) addresses topics such as: the value of fiction for television networks, the production of television and cinematographic fiction, the new narrative challenges of audiovisual fiction, the journey of fiction through Spanish television, or the production of fiction for the Internet and mobile devices, which were analyzed last summer at the University of Valencia within the framework of the IV Conference on Content for Digital Television CONTD.

The professional and academic background of its authors make it a document of undoubted interest to see where the Spanish audiovisual sector stands and, specifically, that of fiction productions.

Audiovisual fiction in Spain

Miquel Francés and Germán Llorca
Posted by Gedisa
ISBN 978-84-9784-695-0
Multimedia/Communication Collection
Number of pages: 352
Date of 1st edition: January 2012
Format: 15.5 x 22.5 cm
Paperback without flaps