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Computational Video Editing Systems output video generally follows aparticular form, e.g. conversation or music videos, in this way they are domainspecific. We describe a recent development in our video annotation andsegmentation system to support general computational video editing in which wederive a single generic editing strategy from general cinema narrativeprinciples instead of using a hierarchical film gram-mar. We demonstrate howthis single principle coupled with a database of scripts derived from annotatedvideos leverages the existing video editing knowledge encoded within theediting of those sequences in a flexible and generic manner. We discuss thecinema theory foundations for this generic editing strategy, review thealgorithms used to effect it, and goon by means of examples to show itsappropriateness in an automated system.

Clarification of Video Retrieval Query Results by the Automated Insertion of Supporting Shots