The concept of a synthetic character being “believable” in a digital performance has remained a wholly subjective and nebulous descriptor. Little work has been done to provide a useful metric for comparing or contrasting the relative “believability” of different characters. This paper proposes a general method for measuring dramatic believability based on the premise that the believability of a...

The aim of this study is to find out the effectiveness televised drama in spreading security awareness. researcher used transparent method (analytical method), reached some results: Sudanese increasing societal security, seeking TV deploy awareness among public addressing issues related security.
 contributes effectively raise targeted audience by discussing social phenomenon dramatic disc...

This paper is concerned with the robust analysis of the discourse structure of a text via underspecification. Most current discourse theories (e.g. Rhetorical Structure Theory (RST) by Mann and Thompson (1988), Abduction by Hobbs et al. (1993) or Segmented Discourse Representation Theory (SDRT) by Asher (1993)) require detailed world and context knowledge for the derivation of the discourse str...