The Ethnographer and the camera in the audiovisual production of informal producers
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This work studies the use of the camera as a device for dialogue, interaction and reflection between the audiovisual ethnographer and the informal producers of Santo Domingo de los Colorados Ecuador. In addition, it explains through a series of questions how the audiovisual ethnographer thinks and approaches the methodological and theoretical processes in the field work. As a result I obtained the necessity to strenghten the usefulness of the audiovisual text as a language that, on the one hand, evidence scientific rigor and, on the other hand, allows to rescue multiples agencies and think about the theory of Audiovisual Anthropology, considering other paths in the creation of knowledge.
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