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Generating video documentaries from annotated media repositories Stefano Bocconi CWI Amsterdam The Netherlands Contact:

2 Talk Outline  Motivation  Example  Scenarios  Technical details Annotations Editing Process  Conclusions

3 Video Documentaries on the Web  Traditional video authoring: there is only one final version, what is shown is the choice of the author/editor  Proposed video authoring: Annotate the video material semantics Show automatically what the user asks to see, using presentation forms a film editor would use

4 Video material  Focus on video interviews about controversial issues  Interview with America video footage with interviews and background material about the opinion of American people after

5 What do you think of the war in Afghanistan?

I am not a fan of military actions War has never solved anything I cannot think of a more effective solution Two billions dollar bombs on tents

7 Scenarios  Augmenting one interview with man- on-the-street opinion ( “Vox Populi” documentary)  Overview of the content of video footage: Example: trailers (“Voices of Iraq” ) Browse the content by opinion

8 The annotations  Rhetorical Rhetorical Statement (mostly verbal, but visual also possible) Argumentation model: Toulmin model  Descriptive Question asked Interviewee (social) Filmic (e.g. location/time/framing/gaze)

9 Encode statements  Statement formally annotated: E.g. “war best solution”  A thesaurus containing: Terms (155) Relations between terms: similar (72), opposite (108), generalization (10), specialization (10) E.g. war opposite diplomacy

10 Connect statements  Using the thesaurus, generate related statements and query the repository E.g. from “war best solution” “diplomacy best solution”, “war not solution”  Create a graph of related statements Nodes are the statements (video segments), edges are either support or contradict

11 Toulmin model ClaimData Qualifier WarrantBackingConditionConcession 57 Claims, 16 Data, 4 Concessions, 3 Warrants, 1 Condition

12 Analysis of the Example Claim Concession Claim contradict support Claim I am not a fan of military actions War has never solved anything Two billions dollar bombs on tents I cannot think of a more effective solution weaken

13 Facts and features  Annotations: 1 hour annotated, 15 interviews, 60 interview segments, 120 statements  Partially tunable: examining the Segment graph gives feedback on the quality of the annotations and the thesaurus S1 S2 S3 S5 S4 S7 S6 S8 S9 S10 = support = contradict

14 Controlling the Bias  Video documentaries are not neutral account of reality: the selection and editing of the footage expresses a point of view  Editing strategy: Balanced, Pro opinion X and Against opinion X  We use: Logos (the statements) Ethos (based on user profile) Film editing (framing, gaze, counterpoint editing)

15 Conclusions  Automatic generation of video interviews augmented with supporting and/or contradicting material  The user can determine the subject and the bias of the presentation  The documentarist can add material and let the system generate new documentaries

16 Pointers & Acknowledgments  This presentation and a Demo available at:  This research was funded by the Dutch national ToKeN I 2 RP and CHIME projects.

17 Questions? Thanks for your attention