At the press conference a journalism student at the Catholic University said the Cinetermografia frightens him, which he thinks is going to investigate things are too personal for people.
We had little time, and perhaps the purpose of research have not been explained as required. First, what we get with the Cinetermografia? In practice, the temperature charts of the audience during the screening of the film. These graphs, as has been shown that the temperature of a person is directly linked to his emotional state, could be considered graphic objective of the excitement of watching a film .
What can be understood by studying these graphs?
premise that research should be carried out in collaboration with Cinema Without Barriers, an association that promotes cultural exchange between able-bodied, blind and deaf. So we will have a mixed audience, in which the audience enjoyed the film in a different way: the deaf will be provided in addition to the subtitle of the film characters are given descriptions of the music and tone of voice actors, the blind will headphones in which a speaker tells what you see on the screen.
premise that research should be carried out in collaboration with Cinema Without Barriers, an association that promotes cultural exchange between able-bodied, blind and deaf. So we will have a mixed audience, in which the audience enjoyed the film in a different way: the deaf will be provided in addition to the subtitle of the film characters are given descriptions of the music and tone of voice actors, the blind will headphones in which a speaker tells what you see on the screen.
The first thing we want to understand is whether there are differences between the emotions of those who enjoys the film in such different ways. and possibly lead to improved devices that are made available the blind and the deaf.
Another aspect that intrigues us is the relationship between the structure of the film and the excitement of the audience: that is, how to create an emotion.
In this case, we will study the emotions of individuals, or groups of viewers, but all the people who participate in research. In short, we will have an average figure of the emotion of the public, then something is not going to invade anyone's privacy.
We have one last consideration to make: we think that no one would have objected if the search had been carried out simply by interviewing the audience after the movie, asking when and why you are excited. The only difference is what we will do the objectivity of the data we have available. E 'objectivity perhaps frightening? Maybe. But research will be free to participate, and people who do not wish to participate will not even be taken by the camera (which, among other things, makes it impossible to recognize a face, but only to have the temperature data).
I think I said anything. But if anyone has any questions for us, we're here. The blog is open access and anyone can intervene.
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