It would be another “video game”, would it not?

Yes, if you have a controller connected to a console/PC, manipulates certain character(s) to fullfill certain quest and having the option to save your progress until another time…Interactive film is different, it uses full motion pictures to tell a story, develops differently depending on the reaction of the audience, meaning that the audience can manipulate a story, or the way a story is interpreted.

I am particularly interested in the relationship between cinematography and sound, particularly the possibilities of musician controlling various aspects of a film through musical instrument, or film-maker varying the sound level or even the sound output through scenes and cinematography. I will be spending my final year in MA Communication Design at Central Saint Martins to Research, Investigation & finally providing my solution to this…