Due to the kindness of several benefactors I have had the opportunity to spend three months of work at the busy locales of MIC. First and foremost Dr. Ryohei Nakatsu has kindly accepted my presence in these surroundings. Furthermore Tele Denmark has consented to pay my expenses during my stay as well as the University of Copenhagen has added the means necessary to purchase the airplane ticket. Jointly, this has made possible three inspiring and eventful months from which I will surely benefit now and in the future. In the present report I will present my work as it has taken form during my stay. Hopefully the different parties making this work possible will as well gain from its different parts. I will begin this report with an introduction to MIC followed by a description of my activities at this place. Subsequently I will conduct a more detailed discussion of the theoretical perspectives present in my field of interest: the interactive story. In order to make this report a manageable reading experience I shall try to stay within a reasonable number of pages.