Enquanto eu for rio: o uso do design no planejamento visual e estético de uma animação de base autoficcional

Abstract

Based on the articulation between concepts such as memory and autofiction, this study discusses themes related to subjectivity and self-expression. In this context, animation is understood as a field of expression that enables the translation of subjective perceptions into visual language through the integration of form, color, movement, and narrative. Design is therefore considered a mediating element in the organization and materialization of visual messages, playing a fundamental role in the aesthetic and communicative construction of audiovisual projects. The main objective of this study is to describe the pre-production process of a specific segment of an autofictional animation entitled “Enquanto Eu For Rio”, focusing on its visual and aesthetic planning. The research adopts a qualitative approach with a theoretical-practical nature, involving bibliographic review, analysis of visual references, and the application of animation pipeline stages, with emphasis on the pre-production phase. The results highlight design as a strategic tool in the construction of visual and animated narratives, contributing to the systematization of the creative process and enhancing subjective expression within the audiovisual context.