Christoph Johannes Weber

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4ranked-venue papers
2as first author
4since 2021 · last 2025
0009-0001-1643-2591ORCID · reported

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Graphics, computer vision, multimedia, augmented reality and games · 4 · 2 first-author · 4 since 2021Human-computer interaction and ubiquitous computing · 4 · 2 first-author · 4 since 2021
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2025 An AI-driven Music Visualization System for Generating Meaningful Audio-Responsive Visuals in Real-Time
abstract
Dynamic audio-responsive visuals generated with our music visualization system.
Jenny Huang, Christoph Johannes Weber, Sylvia Rothe
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2025 Understanding Creative Potential and Use Cases of AI-Generated Environments for Virtual Film Productions: Insights from Industry Professionals
abstract
Figure 1: EnVisualAIzer Prototype User Interface for Exploring AI-Generated Environments, showing Previs Camera, Character and Note Placement Options, and Saved Scenes.
Pauline Leininger, Christoph Johannes Weber, Sylvia Rothe
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2025 Drawing-in-Steps: Supporting Creative Goals through User Engagement via Hierarchical Image Generation
abstract
Figure 1: The Drawing-in-Steps workflow comprises several stages.From a simple scribble (left) to added details, to a colorized image, to a fully refined image (right).
Christoph Johannes Weber, Jenny Huang, Sylvia Rothe
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2024 wr-AI-ter: Enhancing Ownership Perception in AI-Driven Script Writing
abstract
The integration of artificial intelligence (AI) into creative domains is increasing, presenting both challenges and opportunities. In screenwriting, personal artistic expression is a fundamental aspect of the creator’s identity and work. The current use of AI in such creative processes can sometimes overshadow the creator’s vision and lead to a reduced sense of ownership over the final product. We introduce wr-AI-ter, an interactive application consisting of four basic stages: Ideation, Structure, Refinement, and Export. While some related work focuses on experts The application is intended to aid users with varying levels of screenwriting proficiency in generating screenplays using artificial intelligence, while preserving their sense of authorship. We conducted a user study with 23 participants, who had different expertise (screenwriting, documentary filmmaking, and VFX artistry). The results indicate that AI has the potential to accelerate the screenwriting process and improve the quality of scripts without compromising the sense of ownership.
Christoph Johannes Weber, Sebastian Burgkart, Sylvia Rothe
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