Movies You Play: The Future of Interactive Cinema
NYFF52 Convergence
September 27 - 28, 2014
Panel
Free and open to the public!
Interactive videos, in-theater immersive experiences, and virtual-reality systems present audiences with experiences that ask them to play an active part in telling the stories they consume. Are we approaching a time when filmmaking and game design will collide?
Panel
Free and open to the public!
Panelists: Adam Cassels (Audience Entertainment), Christian Nielsen (Vidzor), James George & Jonathan Minard (Clouds), moderated by Jennifer Begeal (JLB Hart Media)
An audience settles into a theater to take in the latest blockbuster. A family gathers in their living room to watch a movie. A traveler loses herself in her favorite show in an airport lounge. Despite the different places we can watch films, the experience remains relatively unchanged: we tune in, we sit back, and stories are told to us. This all may be about to change. Interactive music videos, in-theater immersive experiences, and virtual-reality systems present audiences with experiences that ask them to play an active part in telling the stories they consume. Are we approaching a time when filmmaking and game design will collide to create something new? Our panel of creators, filmmakers, and technologists will take a look at the state of this nascent art and explore what it could mean for filmmakers and audiences.
Movies You Play: The Future of Interactive Cinema
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