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El productor y director de cine y televisión habla de los retos de la industria audiovisual y por qué considera que es necesario producir en volumen para competir en el mercado. ¿Es “La primera vez”, serie que por estos días está en Netflix, una autobiografía? García nos cuenta cuál es la película que aún sueña hacer.

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00:00I'm a writer and producer of television that makes movies.
00:07The aesthetic and narrative of my movies is television.
00:13And in television, you play the love of the great public.
00:22TV is massive.
00:24If you don't have a great public, you don't exist.
00:39It was a project that I had a long time ago,
00:41because it was part of a real experience.
00:45In the 70's, when I was in the school,
00:48in the district, there were colleges masculinos or women
00:51and in a moment, in the 76's,
00:53there was an experiment of the Volver los Mixtos
00:56to my school, called El Jorge.
00:58Imagine, it was called Colegio Distrital para Varones,
01:01Jorge Eliezer Gaitán.
01:03And in that school, there was one woman during a year.
01:07It was called Nubia.
01:09And also, I wanted to tell you,
01:11that of course, it was not an autobiography.
01:13The base situation is real,
01:16but there is a whole structure.
01:18So, coincide that there are two products
01:21in which there are, in the majority,
01:24a lot of me, if we compare it to others.
01:30What happens is that nowadays,
01:32the limits between the television and the cinema
01:33have ended up with the technological unification.
01:36technological, because today,
01:38we don't have movies in 35mm.
01:41When I started, we had movies in 35mm.
01:44Today, everything goes through the digital technology.
01:47And that technological technological
01:49also had consequences on the aesthetic.
01:51Today, the cinema
01:54seems to be more than the television
01:56and the television seems to be more than the cinema.
01:59With the appearance of the platforms,
02:01the channels of cable,
02:02there are series of television
02:04that seem to be extended movies,
02:06and there are series of television.
02:09So, let's say that the frontier
02:11broke down,
02:12which is like a imposibility
02:15of that medium,
02:15which has consequences on the aesthetic
02:17and the narrative.
02:18And when I started to make movies,
02:20I started to make that narrative
02:21to the cinema,
02:22not only the narrative,
02:23but also the commercialization,
02:25the marketing,
02:26and that has allowed us to have
02:28a autosuficiente and rentable
02:31that has allowed us to have continuity.
02:39With the new panorama of the cinema
02:40and the audiovisual,
02:42nowadays, there is a lot of offers.
02:44There is a lot of audiovisual content
02:47circulating in the cinema,
02:49in the television forms,
02:50and the streamers.
02:53So, we have to opt for a different strategy
02:56and try to grow in volume
03:01to sustain a economy
03:03and a continuity in that sense.
03:06So, of course,
03:06we have to do a lot
03:07and we always hope
03:08that a high percentage
03:10of what we have done
03:11will go well
03:12and that allows us to continue to float.
03:13So,
03:14it's the new reality
03:15and we have to compete
03:16in the new reality in that way.
03:21We have a good attention
03:22to restaurants,
03:23to hotels,
03:24it doesn't serve much more.
03:27Because,
03:27sometimes,
03:28it's also a...
03:29It's also a...
03:30It's also a...
03:46It's always something
03:47that we have to do
03:50complacently
03:51or
03:51to continue
03:53to do
03:53and sometimes,
03:54it's not easy.
03:56But,
03:56let's say,
03:57it's not a lot of difference
03:57in the day-to-day
03:59and the day-to-day
04:12cinema.
04:12It's a cinema
04:13that needs the money
04:15that produce the cinema
04:16of entertainment,
04:17because that cinema
04:17will not produce
04:19rentability,
04:20it's not a popular cinema.
04:21But,
04:22this cinema of entertainment
04:23also needs
04:24the discoveries
04:25that make this cinema
04:27that make this cinema
04:28of the public
04:29or another way.
04:30The only way
04:31that the languages
04:32evolve,
04:33that the aesthetics
04:34change,
04:35that they adapt
04:36more to the time,
04:37is experimentando
04:38and the experiment
04:39never has been rentable.
04:40But,
04:41this cinema
04:42of the public
04:42always uses
04:44the discoveries
04:45of this other cinema.
04:47None of the two
04:48can live without the other.
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