D.J. Caruso Directs “First Interactive Social Horror Film Experience” Starring Emmy Rossum Dan Koelsch, July 13, 2011July 13, 2011 How would you like to save the beautiful Emmy Rossum from a kidnapper? You will get that chance soon thanks to a unique project titled Inside. Described as the “first interactive social horror film experience”, you affect the plot and interact with the characters using social media. You can even win a cameo in the live event. Get more details after the break. The interactive film, presented by Intel and Toshiba, is directed by D.J. Caruso (Disturbia, Eagle Eye) and stars Rossum as the victim of a kidnapper. In order to escape her room, she must use her Toshiba Satellite P755 laptop. Details on how the interactive part of things is vague, but once the film goes live on July 25th at 11:00 AM PST (2:00 PM EST), you can follow along and participate through Facebook, YouTube and Twitter. There is also an open casting call where you can be part of the film by submitting a video of yourself. Get the full details on the film’s official website.I’ve come across a few of these attempts to make interactive movies on the web, and while the idea is very intriguing, I have rarely seen them live up to the potential. This has a shot, however, considering it has a big sponsorship behind it, as well as A-list talent. I’ll definitely be tuning in to see how it goes. Check out the official trailer below and let us know what you think of Inside. News Social Networks DJ CarusoEmmy RossumInsideInteractive Film
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how exactly do i participate in this? its peeked my interest very much…i wanna join in and help save christina =-D
how exactly do i participate in this?(DJ Caruso Directs “First Interactive Social Horror Film Experience) its peeked my interest very much…i wanna join in and help save christina =-D
Hi, I’m Riccardo Milanesi, I’m a writer/director from Milan, Italy.In Italy, in December 2010, we produced the first horror social webseries called L’Altra (The Other), the first developed to be watched on Facebook. It is a supernatural thriller and not only it was posted on FB, it used every communication option provided by the social network to generate a total interaction with the viewers.The story was narrated through video, comments, and pictures posted on the Martina’s profile.The viewers had the chance to just watch the series or participate to it, communicating with each other or directly with Martina.The Other won the Best Actress award for interactive drama at Los Angeles WebSeries Festival 2011PlotOn December 23, right before Christmas break, Martina Dego, a senior high school Italian student, finds herself locked in the school library. The only way to communicate with the rest of the world is through a computer in the room. Using the computer web-camera, Martina shoots a rescue-me video and posts it on her Facebook. But no one seems to believe her…Facebook (Martina’s page): http://www.facebook.com/martidegoWeb site: http://www.martinadego.comTrailer: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PyY803TthCkContact: info@peterpedro.com