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Experimental Creation of Contemporary Dance Works Using a Body-part Motion Synthesis System

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We developed a body-part motion synthesis system (BMSS) that synthesizes 3D motion data captured from performances of professional dancers to support the creation of contemporary dance works. To evaluate the usefulness of the system, three professional choreographers created their original dance works experimentally using the BMSS three times, and dancers performed their works in theaters. By analyzing the sequence data created by the BMSS obtained through an interview with the choreographers, we found that the choreographers could discover a variety of uses for the BMSS by becoming proficient in its use. The characteristics of the choreography created by each choreographer were also clarified.

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            MOCO '22: Proceedings of the 8th International Conference on Movement and Computing
            June 2022
            262 pages
            ISBN:9781450387163
            DOI:10.1145/3537972

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