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The Prose Storyboard Language: A Tool for Annotating and Directing Movies

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arxiv 1508.07593 v5 pith:NPOHTELR submitted 2015-08-30 cs.GR

Remi Ronfard , Vineet Gandhi , Laurent Boiron , Vaishnavi Ameya Murukutla This is my paper
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The prose storyboard language is a formal language for describing movies shot by shot, where each shot is described with a unique sentence. The language uses a simple syntax and limited vocabulary borrowed from working practices in traditional movie-making, and is intended to be readable both by machines and humans. The language is designed to serve as a high-level user interface for intelligent cinematography and editing systems.

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