

Marina Hassapopoulou, "Interactive Cinema: The Ambiguous Ethics of Media Participation" (U Minnesota Press, 2024)
Jan 10, 2025
Marina Hassapopoulou, an Assistant Professor at NYU and founder of several collaborative initiatives, takes listeners on a deep dive into the world of interactive cinema. She discusses how innovative storytelling confronts traditional filmmaking ethics. Exploring topics like 'viewser' roles, procedural spectatorship, and sensory engagement, she examines audience participation's impact on narratives. Additionally, she reflects on the hybrid methodologies needed for film studies in the digital age, encouraging creativity and innovation in this evolving landscape.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Exploring Interactive Cinema
02:21 • 14min
Reimagining Film Studies in the Digital Age
16:49 • 4min
Exploring the Roles of Viewers and Users in Interactive Cinema
20:45 • 3min
Exploring Sensory Cinema and Interactivity
23:30 • 29min
Exploring Procedural Spectatorship
52:58 • 4min
Innovating Interactive Media
56:59 • 8min