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Interactive cinema: How films could alter plotlines in real time by responding to viewers’ emotions

Solving this issue of breaking the immersive experience remains a key question for artists exploring interactive film.

Solving this issue of breaking the immersive experience remains a key question for artists exploring interactive film. Image: Unsplash/Jake Hills Avatar of user Jake Hills Jake Hills

Richard Ramchurn
Assistant researcher, University of Nottingham
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The interactive film, Before We Disappear uses emotional cues from the viewer to edit the film in real time.
The interactive film, Before We Disappear uses emotional cues from the viewer to edit the film in real time. Image: AlbinoMosquito Productions Ltd

Behind the scenes of filming Before We Disappear, an interactive film that changes plotline in response to audiences' emotions.
Behind the scenes of filming Before We Disappear, an interactive film that changes plotline in response to audiences' emotions. Image: AlbinoMosquito Productions Ltd

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