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    Title: 探討虛擬實境敘事中的規範以及方法
    Investigating methods and principals for VR storytelling
    Authors: 林謙耘
    Lin, Chien-Yun
    Contributors: 余能豪
    陳宜秀

    Yu, Neng-Hao
    Chen, Yihsiu

    林謙耘
    Lin, Chien-Yun
    Keywords: 虛擬實境
    敘事原則
    故事架構
    影片分析
    Virtual reality
    Principles of storytelling
    A structure of a story
    Analysis of video contents
    Date: 2019
    Issue Date: 2019-10-03 17:21:21 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: 虛擬實境作為一個新媒體,尚未有特定的方式來定義該如何呈現故事。為
    了探究該如何在虛擬實境中敘事,本研究依據現有的虛擬實境影片,歸納出觀者角色、提升故事體驗的互動、region-of-interest (ROI) 設定以及注意力引導這四個大方向分析現有影片,並整理出虛擬實境中的敘事原則。在虛擬實境當中,觀者可以從角色或是旁觀者的視點觀賞故事,不同的視點會產生不同的情緒反應。互動除了可以連結觀者以及故事世界,也提升了觀者在該世界中的存在感。而不同的ROI 設定則會導致觀者不同的觀看行為,例如:將ROI 放在觀者眼前能幫助他們持續專注於故事上,反之亦然。注意力引導在虛擬實境中是不可或缺的,好的引導能提升整體的觀看體驗,也能防止觀者錯過重要的故事點。接著,我們根據這些原則,設計出一個製作VR 影片的敘事架構,其中包含三個步驟:視角設定、事件設定以及轉場設定。我們期望這個架構能協助VR導演帶領觀者進入敘事情境,並達成其敘事目的。
    Virtual reality is a new narrative medium, yet there are still no specific principles by which a story can be better presented. To investigate methods and principles of storytelling in virtual reality, this thesis proposes four dimensions derived from analysis of existing papers and VR works. They are the sense of agency, interactivity, setting of region-of-interest (ROI) and attention guidance. In VR, the spectators can play the role of a main character or a bystander, and their perspectives can change how they experience emotions. Interactivity is a way to create connections between the spectators and the story, enhancing the sense of presence. The arrangement of ROIs determines the spectators’ watching behaviors. A well-designed attention guidance prevents the spectators from missing important events. According to these principles, we propose a framework of producing story content in VR that includes three phases: perspectives setting, events setting and transition setting. It is the objective of this thesis that this framework can assist the directors of VR content to further engage the spectators with the story.
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    Description: 碩士
    國立政治大學
    數位內容碩士學位學程
    106462001
    Source URI: http://thesis.lib.nccu.edu.tw/record/#G0106462001
    Data Type: thesis
    DOI: 10.6814/NCCU201901197
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