Jacob Gaboury Quoted in The International Business Times on Virtual Plotting
An article in the The International Business Times looks into virtual plotting, a new type of film wating experience that will have movies fine-tuned according to each viewer's "brainwaves." Jacob Gaboury weighs in on the concept.
From the article:
In fact, there is already such an experimental 27-minute movie called 'The Moment' that is set to be screened at the Sheffield International Documentary Festival in June, reports the MIT Technology Review. The film's plot follows a future where there exists a global network of brain to computer links. Using these links, the powers that be allow complete distribution of information, as well as total surveillance of every human's thoughts.
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"Often, you get bogged down in telling stories in a particular way in the cinema, so it could be interesting to see how that would progress from a director's perspective," says Jacob Gaboury, an assistant professor of film and media at the University of California, Berkeley.
Read the article here.