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Seis Incensos
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O presente relatório apresenta o desenvolvimento do projeto de roteiro (Episódio Piloto e Bíblia de Venda) da minissérie serializada Seis Incensos, criado e escrito por Marina Schneider. Seis Incensos é uma narrativa ficcional enquadrada nos gêneros de Drama e Realismo Mágico, apresentada num formato divisório de seis episódios, com duração entre 30 e 40 minutos. Seis Incensos tematiza as condições de vida da comunidade brasileira migrante residente em Lisboa, explorando diversas vivências amorosas e trabalhistas através de personagens maioritariamente pertencentes à comunidade LGBTQI+. A pesquisa teórica apresenta conceitos que constituem as minisséries, além de analisar suas respectivas indústrias no Brasil (país de origem da autora) e em Portugal (país de estudo e residência). O projeto analisa a “identidade brasileira” propagada
internacionalmente pelos meios de comunicação ao longo dos anos, questionando suas origens e o impacto deste imaginário no cotidiano de pessoas brasileiras residentes em Portugal. Dentro deste contexto, o projeto e o relatório salientam a importância de eventos e manifestações políticas de celebração da alteridade da comunidade brasileira migrante, no regime público ou no regime privado, e importância das redes de apoio para a sensação de pertencimento e existência no entre-lugar migratório. Em busca de pluralidade de experiências para a construção dos personagens em Seis Incensos, foram conduzidas entrevistas com migrantes de diferentes faixas etárias e condições sociais, muitas delas na sala de espera da Casa do Brasil de Lisboa (CBL), complementadas por depoimentos anônimos postados na plataforma digital Brasileiras Não Se Calam.
The present report presents the development of the script project (Pilot Episode and Sales Bible) for the serialized miniseries Six Incense Sticks, created and written by Marina Schneider. Six Incense Sticks is a fictional narrative framed within the genres of Drama and Magical Realism, presented in a six-episode format, each lasting between 30 and 40 minutes. Six Incense Sticks explores the living conditions of the migrant Brazilian community residing in Lisbon, delving into various romantic and work-related experiences through characters predominantly belonging to the LGBTQI+ community. The theoretical research presents concepts that constitute miniseries, as well as analyzing their respective industries in Brazil (the author's home country) and in Portugal (the study country and residence). The project examines the "Brazilian identity" propagated internationally by the media over the years, questioning its origins and the impact of this imagery on the daily lives of Brazilian residents in Portugal. Within this context, the project and the report emphasize the importance of events and political manifestations celebrating the otherness of the migrant Brazilian community, whether in the public or private realm, and the importance of support networks for the sense of belonging and existence in the migratory in-between space. In pursuit of a plurality of experiences for the construction of characters in Six Incense Sticks, interviews were conducted with migrants of different ages and social conditions, many of them in the waiting room of the Casa do Brasil de Lisboa (CBL), supplemented by anonymous testimonials posted on the digital platform Brasileiras Não Se Calam (Brazilian Women Do Not Stay Silent).
The present report presents the development of the script project (Pilot Episode and Sales Bible) for the serialized miniseries Six Incense Sticks, created and written by Marina Schneider. Six Incense Sticks is a fictional narrative framed within the genres of Drama and Magical Realism, presented in a six-episode format, each lasting between 30 and 40 minutes. Six Incense Sticks explores the living conditions of the migrant Brazilian community residing in Lisbon, delving into various romantic and work-related experiences through characters predominantly belonging to the LGBTQI+ community. The theoretical research presents concepts that constitute miniseries, as well as analyzing their respective industries in Brazil (the author's home country) and in Portugal (the study country and residence). The project examines the "Brazilian identity" propagated internationally by the media over the years, questioning its origins and the impact of this imagery on the daily lives of Brazilian residents in Portugal. Within this context, the project and the report emphasize the importance of events and political manifestations celebrating the otherness of the migrant Brazilian community, whether in the public or private realm, and the importance of support networks for the sense of belonging and existence in the migratory in-between space. In pursuit of a plurality of experiences for the construction of characters in Six Incense Sticks, interviews were conducted with migrants of different ages and social conditions, many of them in the waiting room of the Casa do Brasil de Lisboa (CBL), supplemented by anonymous testimonials posted on the digital platform Brasileiras Não Se Calam (Brazilian Women Do Not Stay Silent).
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Guionismo Minissérie Realismo mágico Imigração brasileira Comunidade LGBTQI+ Screenwriting, Miniseries Magical realism Brazilian immigration Comunidade LGBTQI