UNIVERSITY OF SÃO PAULO · BRAZIL
Dos bastidores eu vejo o mundo: cenografia, figurino, maquiagem e mais : vol. IV
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This publication, Volume IV of 'Dos bastidores eu vejo o mundo: cenografia, figurino, maquiagem e mais,' focuses on the attire used in traditional festivities and popular celebrations. It explores a broad range of topics related to costumes for folk celebrations, featuring contributions from researchers across Brazil. The volume includes ten chapters, eight interviews, and three photographic essays that showcase traditional costumes from events like Carnival, Maracatu, and Cavalo-Marinho. It aims to open new avenues for research in this rich, yet underexplored, academic field.
Careers
This publication explores costume design and its role in cultural events, which can inform careers in theatre, festivals, and cultural heritage.
- Costume Designer
- Set Designer
- Makeup Artist
Frequently asked questions
- Is this a degree program or a publication?
- This is a scholarly publication, Volume IV of 'Dos bastidores eu vejo o mundo: cenografia, figurino, maquiagem e mais,' not an academic degree program. It focuses on the attire used in traditional festivities and popular celebrations.
- Are there any tuition fees or costs associated with this publication?
- No, there are no tuition fees as this is a freely accessible online publication. It is available under a Creative Commons license.
- How can I access the content of this publication?
- You can access and download the PDF version of the publication for free from the USP Open Books Portal. There is no application process required.
- What kind of content can I expect in this publication?
- The publication includes ten chapters, eight interviews, and three photographic essays exploring costumes for folk celebrations, featuring traditional attire from events like Carnival, Maracatu, and Cavalo-Marinho.
- Does this publication offer career opportunities?
- While not a degree program, the publication explores costume design and its role in cultural events, which can inform careers in fields such as Costume Design, Set Design, and Makeup Artistry.
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Tuition (international)As this is a published work and not a degree program, there are no tuition fees. The content is available under a Creative Commons license.
Tuition (home)As this is a published work and not a degree program, there are no tuition fees. The content is available under a Creative Commons license.
LivingNot applicable as this is a publication.
This publication is freely accessible online under a Creative Commons license.
How to apply
1. Access the PublicationVisit the official page for 'Dos bastidores eu vejo o mundo: cenografia, figurino, maquiagem e mais : vol. IV' on the USP Open Books Portal.
2. Download the PDFLocate the download link for the PDF version of the book.
3. Review the ContentRead the book, which includes chapters, interviews, and photographic essays on folk costumes.
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Published by the Universidade de São Paulo, Escola de Comunicações e Artes.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a degree program or a publication?
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This is a scholarly publication, Volume IV of 'Dos bastidores eu vejo o mundo: cenografia, figurino, maquiagem e mais,' not an academic degree program. It focuses on the attire used in traditional festivities and popular celebrations.
Are there any tuition fees or costs associated with this publication?
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No, there are no tuition fees as this is a freely accessible online publication. It is available under a Creative Commons license.
How can I access the content of this publication?
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You can access and download the PDF version of the publication for free from the USP Open Books Portal. There is no application process required.
What kind of content can I expect in this publication?
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The publication includes ten chapters, eight interviews, and three photographic essays exploring costumes for folk celebrations, featuring traditional attire from events like Carnival, Maracatu, and Cavalo-Marinho.
Does this publication offer career opportunities?
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While not a degree program, the publication explores costume design and its role in cultural events, which can inform careers in fields such as Costume Design, Set Design, and Makeup Artistry.