Producción del cortometraje "Risas en Off" una exploración de la música y la cámara estática como estéticas de alienación.

Abstract

This thesis addresses the research, development, production, and post-production process of the short fiction film *Risas en Off* (Off-Screen Laughter), a dark comedy that explores the existential collapse and generational clash of Augusto, a 46-year-old comedian displaced by his family and the digital age. The work combines a tragic structure with elements of the absurd and physical humor to address male vulnerability. The project bases its aesthetic and narrative choices on concepts such as liquid modernity, humor as a defense mechanism, and digital alienation, employing static camera work and anempative music as directorial resources.