It's nice to see filmmakers go nonlinear!
And it's fun to try their movies.
Here is Late Fragment
http://www.latefragment.com/
which the filmmakers say is based on Switching
http://www.switching.dk/en/
... branch, branch, branch, y'know?
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Wow, great examples Angela. Thanks for posting.
Looking at Late Fragment it strikes me that it is a very particular form. Each clip is like a pregnant moment or emotion-filled pause. There is not much language. In fact, it is as if each shot is composed as a photograph -- a single moment in time that illustrates a tableau. Most are solitary people, as if a portrait. There is a kind of openness that allows for the branching structure to work.
I'm curious if the full version contains more live-action, dialogue, people interacting with one another.
ps, the navigation is very elegant, pared down and well-considered.
yes, the navigation is wonderful and an elegant solution to one of the standard headaches of interactive.
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