Textable movie: improvising with a personal movie database

Authors:
Catherine Vaucelle;Glorianna Davenport;Tristan Jehan
Affiliations:
Media Lab Europe, Story Networks Group;MIT Media Lab/Media Lab Europe, Interactive Cinema Group/Story, Networks Group;MIT Media Lab/Media Lab Europe, Hyperinstruments Group/Story, Networks Group
Venue:
ACM SIGGRAPH 2003 Sketches & Applications
Year:
2003

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Abstract

This sketch presents a new approach to improvising movies according to the inter-relationship between personal videos and the story of an experience. Textable Movie is a graphical interface that invites a storyteller of any age to compose and visualize movies, images and sound environments while writing a story; the system self-selects and self-edits movies in real time based on textual input from the teller. Textable Movie aims to exalt the imagination of its authors (writer, and film-maker) by immersing them in real time, in a co-constructed narration.