Episode 52 - Two Strangers Meet in a Bar

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Nolan Funk and Máté Bede-Fazekas talk to Nataly Rios (@natygoico) about their experience developing the interactive film "Two Strangers Meet in a Bar", in which the audience collectively decides the path of the story. They discuss the process and challenges of creating such an innovative experience coming from a non-interactive background, and converse about the creative possibilities that interactivity and transmedia offer. "Two Strangers Meet in a Bar" Interactive Trailer: http://in.fm/v/V1kwGz#sthash.QYcGXf8f.dpuf Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/twostrangersfilm Contact: [email protected] [email protected]

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