英文摘要 |
"From the perspective of creators, this study selected three renowned award-winning directors from VR FILM LAB project of the Kaohsiung Film Archive: Director John Hsu''Your Spiritual Temple Sucks'', Director Singing Chen '' After Image for Tomorrow'' and''Home'', directed by Kidding Hsu, discuss the use of 360-degree virtual reality in space, narration, photography, Mise-en-Scene, and sound. It is expected that the dismantling and analysis of technology will help the innovation of creation , and then providing the audience with a more fascinating and rich experience.This research attempts to provide an initial cornerstone for the development of creative practice and theory for VR360. For creators who might devote themselves to VR360 in the future, the reflection and comparison of traditional filming will help them understand the technology. Imagine and explore the aesthetic picture of immersive experience from the creator’s point of view. This research method use qualitative research. Refer to the analysis of VR360 narrative and art form in domestic and foreign research journals and documents, study the relevant report materials of the case, and conduct in-depth interviews of the above research cases to obtain first-hand information.Research has found that the VR360 achieves the effect of editing or changing scenes through the transformation of space and narration, which is a transformation of narrative language. Since the audience has more dominance than other media when watching VR, creators have a pull and challenge between conveying narrative integrity and audience dominance. The concept of VR360 involves audience-centric participation, which is different from traditional narrative film viewing is mostly passive. VR audiences are mostly active. As witnesses or participants, they involve in the ongoing narrative, and the creator completes the narrative by guiding the audience’s attention." |