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| Theme: Mutually Intelligible
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| Background:
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| 1. I remember the first few meetings and classes when I got here last semester, they were all in German. And without any knowledge in the German language, it sounded like noises to me and I started making up the content when they talked. The initial idea that I came up was to film some of the lectures and edit subtiles on the images, which would be totally unrelated to the acutal content that they were discussing.
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| 2. I have been attending lectures and workshops that are held almost entirely in German. To me, sitting in a classroom for more than 6 hours and listening to something not comprehensible at all is kind of a torture. Similarily, I am also interested to find out how would a person feels when he/she is forced to listen to something not in his/her first language.
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| 3. The expereince of watching movies here in Germany is pretty hard because most of the movies, they are synchronised with German language instead of screening the original audio version.
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| Concept:
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| 1. Select a (or some) German movies and extract some of the scenes and/or shots without the audio
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| 2. Select a collection of foreign movies and extract the audio (dialogue) from some of the scenes and/or shots
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| 3. Synchronise the extracted images and audio and export it as a short video
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| *4. Create a booth that contains monitor and keyboard buttons that one can select languages (no German available) for viewing the video.
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| *I do not know the technical parts to build a booth with sensory buttons...
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