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http://dx.doi.org/10.5909/JBE.2019.24.5.859

A Study on the Visual Storytelling for Super-aged Society - Focusing on Visual Autobiography Education Program Model and Media Life Service -

Cho, Byung Chul (Dong-Ah Institute of Meda and Arts)
Choi, Sung Ho (Chungbuk Research Institute)

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Journal of Broadcast Engineering / v.24, no.5, 2019 , pp. 859-869 More about this Journal

Abstract

We are facing an era of automation where artificial intelligence works and an era of super-aging, where birth is rapidly declining. In this paper, we intend to perform the creation of an autobiography in conjunction with the generation integrated narrative storytelling, thereby exploring the potential for visual storytelling that can be extended to a variety of media format. The visual autobiography production program confirmed through an interview with the production participants that grandparents, grandchildren and granddaughter together became the main characters in the documentary, a valuable opportunity to reflect on their past memories and lives and recognize their meaning of life. The visual storytelling education program model and media life service presented in this paper will be shared by the youth and the elderly generation together and contribute to the 'sympathetic culture' as a social integration program.

Keywords

artificial intelligence; memory; storytelling; autobiography; media life;

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