Abstract
A description is given of an interactive computerized editor for Benesh Movement Notation that aids in the preparation of dance scores on a medium resolution color display. Benesh Movement Notation is a two-dimensional system for recording human movement in three dimensions of space which has been successfully used in the preparation of scores for a wide repertoire of dances. The preparation and revision of Benesh scores is a lengthy and error-prone process which interactive editing techniques can greatly facilitate. Also outlined is the current state and future extension of a prototype editing system in which all user interaction is based on a menu-driven scheme using a graphics tablet. Extensive visual cues including iconic trackers and semantic information are provided at all times.
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Singh, B., Beatty, J. C., Booth, K. S., & Ryman, R. (1983). GRAPHICS EDITOR FOR BENESH MOVEMENT NOTATION. In Computer Graphics (ACM) (Vol. 17, pp. 51–62). https://doi.org/10.1145/964967.801132
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