Films and video games have been moving closer together for years now, including open world games that mimic cinematic storytelling and videos that include viewer input in the style of a choose-your-own-adventure novel. The mechanics of the latter have often been intrusive, however, making viewers click a link or--with the recent flowering of virtual reality--direct their gaze at an icon indicating their narrative selection. While this can result in compelling products, like the 2017 VR film Brok...
How Signal Space and the VR Film Afterlife Are Moving Interactive Films Forward
Filmmaker Magazine - 23 Sep 2019 22:51
Films and video games have been moving closer together for years now, including open world games that mimic cinematic storytelling and videos that include viewer input in the style of a choose-your-own-adventure novel. The mechanics of the latter have often been intrusive, however, making viewers click a link or--with the recent flowering of virtual reality--direct their gaze at an icon indicating their narrative selection. While this can result in compelling products, like the 2017 VR film Brok...
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