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Since its conception, the computer has found applications to accompany humancreativity. Today, the debate about computers and creativity involves severalchallenges, such as understanding human creativity, modeling the creativeprocess, and programming the computer to exhibit behavior that appears to becreative to some extent. In this paper, we are interested in how the computercan be used as a tool to promote creativity in a musical composition. Weautomatically extracted the brightness curve from a silent movie and then usedit to compose a piece of music to accompany the movie. We extracted severalparameters from the brightness curve, and applied compositional rules fromthese parameters to write the instrumental music for the film. The finalcomposition has a synchronicity and aesthetic fit with the film that aresurprising. This compositional process also allowed for a degree of aestheticfreedom that would otherwise have been impossible.

Computational Creativity: Compose the Music for a Movie using only its Automatically Extracted Brightness Curve