[embedded content]How many times have you watched a movie and found yourself screaming at the characters on the screen, trying your best to project your personal directives to the onscreen actors? Well chances are they don’t listen to you (I mean how else do you you tu a 20 minute event into a 2 hour film), but there’s one movie out there at least looking to change that for you. Michael R. Johnson, who worked on the 2009 film Sherlock Holmes, wrote the new interactive film where you, the viewer, can make choices in particular parts of the film.The movie was released as an iOS app and was shown in select theaters, allowing audiences to collectively vote on each decision via their smartphones. There are 180 decisions in total and seven possible endings, spanning four hours of footage shot in London.‘Late Shift’ has its hero, its plot, its high points and tuing points. It has one beginning – but countless possible storylines and seven different endings.Matt, a smart student, has to pr microsoft news...
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