一刻一刻:用相机静止帧创建运动草图

Kristin Carlson, T. Schiphorst, K. Cochrane, J. Phillips, Herbert H. Tsang, T. Calvert
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虽然移动创作应用程序正在激增,但支持生成和转换用户创建的动作“样本”的编排工具却不太容易获得。iDanceForms是一款新颖的移动舞蹈应用程序,通过相机定格技术生成独特的运动选择,以激发运动催化剂。为了与整个身体互动的原则(以及“陌生化”的原则)保持一致,iDanceForms的设计支持惊喜的机会,意想不到的动作选择和意义创造。本文介绍了使用iDanceForms对编舞进行的观察性研究收集的数据。在研究中,我们发现编舞者利用了iDanceForms的预期功能来创建高度个性化和意想不到的动作序列。他们在探索意想不到的形式和内容框架中找到了灵感,这导致了创造性的探索,产生了系统提供的独特运动可能性。根据我们的观察,我们讨论了传感器支持的移动设备在通过个人意义创造、创造性舞蹈策略和发现的运动生成中可能发挥的作用,以及在HCI背景下通过“陌生化”原则激发全身互动。
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Moment by Moment: Creating Movement Sketches with Camera Stillframes
While mobile authoring applications are proliferating, choreographic tools that support the generation and transformation of user-created movement `samples' are less readily available. iDanceForms is a novel mobile choreographic application that generates unique movement choices through a camera stillframing technique to provoke movement catalysts. In keeping with the principles of whole body interaction (and principles of `defamiliarization'), the design of iDanceForms supports opportunities for surprise, unexpected movement choices and meaning-making. This paper presents data collected from an observational study of choreographers using iDanceForms. In the study we found that choreographers appropriated the intended functionality of iDanceForms to create highly individualized and unexpected movement sequences. They found inspiration in exploring unexpected framing of form and content, which resulted in creative explorations that produced unique movement possibilities provided by the system. Drawing from our observations we discuss possible roles that sensor-enabled mobile devices could play in movement generation through personal meaning-making, creative choreographic strategies and discovery, and in provoking whole body interaction through principles of `defamiliarization' in the context of HCI.
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