Dynamic Storytelling and Personalised Film Narratives Using AIGC

This paper examines the role of AI-generated content (AIGC) in enabling dynamic storytelling and personalised film narratives, a transformative approach that enhances viewer engagement by tailoring film elements to individual preferences. Traditional storytelling methods often limit audience interaction and customisation, but with advancements in AIGC, filmmakers can now create adaptive storylines, character interactions, and visual aesthetics that respond in real time to viewer behaviours and emotional cues. We present a framework for implementing AIGC in film, leveraging machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), and emotion recognition to generate personalised narratives. This paper also analyses empirical results from experimental implementations, showing significant improvements in viewer engagement, satisfaction, and emotional connection when exposed to dynamically tailored content. We discuss the challenges and ethical considerations inherent in AIGC-driven personalisation, including maintaining narrative coherence and addressing privacy concerns. Our findings suggest that integrating AIGC into storytelling opens new avenues for immersive, interactive media experiences, reshaping the future of audience-driven content creation in the film industry.

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ASM Science Journal
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2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.32802/asmscj.2025.1919
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Artificial Intelligence in Games
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Dynamic Storytelling and Personalised Film Narratives Using AIGC

Wai Yie Leong
ASM Science Journal
Artificial Intelligence in Games
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Dynamic Storytelling and Personalised Film Narratives Using AIGC

Wai Yie Leong
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This paper examines the role of AI-generated content (AIGC) in enabling dynamic storytelling and personalised film narratives, a transformative approach that enhances viewer engagement by tailoring film elements to individual preferences. Traditional storytelling methods often limit audience interaction and customisation, but with advancements in AIGC, filmmakers can now create adaptive storylines, character interactions, and visual aesthetics that respond in real time to viewer behaviours and emotional cues. We present a framework for implementing AIGC in film, leveraging machine learning, natural language processing (NLP), and emotion recognition to generate personalised narratives. This paper also analyses empirical results from experimental implementations, showing significant improvements in viewer engagement, satisfaction, and emotional connection when exposed to dynamically tailored content. We discuss the challenges and ethical considerations inherent in AIGC-driven personalisation, including maintaining narrative coherence and addressing privacy concerns. Our findings suggest that integrating AIGC into storytelling opens new avenues for immersive, interactive media experiences, reshaping the future of audience-driven content creation in the film industry.

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