Interactive Movie: A response to Passivity of the Medium
Journal Title: In Medias Res - Year 2019, Vol 8, Issue 15
Abstract
Even though the film is a passive medium and despite the obstacles of creative, technical and financial nature, experimenting with the interactivity started half a century ago. The audience was gradually enabled to choose alternative outcomes, influence the development of characters, and even co-create the content. This work follows the evolution of interactivity in cinema, television, home video, internet and video installation through four periods: analogue, digital, simulation and emulation. It also reviews the potential of symbiotic link between film and the audience.
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Tihoni Brčić
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