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Netflix's Bandersnatch - Gimmick or Game Changer?
🕑 Added 2019-01-14 16:08:30 +0000 UTCOn a special episode Sam Bashor and DJ Wooldridge explore the possibilities of branching narrative stories like the new Netflix movie, "Black Mirror: Bandersnatch"! Does "Bandersnatch" live up to the Black Mirror label, or is a waste of time? What other series would benefit from similarly interactive stories?
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CHOICE 1 - Who Reads the Ad?
DJ - (13:41)
Sam - (51:00)
CHOICE 2 - Positive Review or Negative Review?
Positive - (19:32)
Negative - (52:30)
CHOICE 3 - Who Reads the iTunes Fan Review?
DJ - (33:48)
Sam - (54:30)
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Swan Benson
I remember this past year there was a web series that was an interactive experience that was utilized pretty well. It starred Milana Vayntrub (the girl from the AT&T commercials...or the voice of Squirrel Girl). Here's the site <a href="https://helloeko.com/tmw" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">https://helloeko.com/tmw</a>
There is a character in the comic "The Unwritten" (highly recommend) that is really fucked up and you don't know who she's working for/ who she is. Anyway when it finally comes time to find out her backstory the whole issue is a choose your own adventure revolving around her being brainwashed and her mixed feelings about that person. It was really cool.
