Responsive media and non-linear participatory narratives of mental health

这项博士研究探索了由互动叙事的新形式（如响应式媒体）提供的非线性叙事在由有精神健康问题生活经历的非专业人士创作的参与式电影制作中的应用。这项研究的目的是弥合新兴的互动电影制作实践与心理健康社区故事讲述之间的差距，并着眼于复杂和非线性的叙事形式如何适合多声音和多样化的电影制作。该研究以实践为基础，涉及设计、实现和评估在cut Room中制作的交互式电影原型。cut Room是约克大学数字创意实验室与BBC研发部合作开发的基于对象的媒体工具。

This PhD research explores the application of non-linear narratives afforded by new forms of interactive storytelling, such as responsive media, to the production of participatory films created by non-professionals with lived experiences of mental health problems. The aim of the research is to bridge the gap between the emerging practice of interactive filmmaking and community storytelling in mental health, with a view at how complex and non-linear narrative forms could suit polyvocal and diverse film productions. The research is practice-based and involves the design, implementation, and evaluation of an interactive film prototype produced in Cutting Room, an object-based media tool developed at Digital Creativity Labs, University of York, in collaboration with BBC R+D.