PUBLIC MARKS with tag "internet fiction"

A Hollow Body is a cinematic experience, a soundtrack for the city. An interactive mobile app with specially composed music score and narration guides you and a companion on a journey through the City of London. Commissioned by the Museum of London as part of their Sherlock Holmes exhibition programme, this is not a typical history walk or tourist guide. Imagine walking through a film where you are the main characters; the streets and narrow alleys of London acting as your cinematic backdrop.

u cycle through your passwords. They tell the secret story. What’s most important to you, the things you think can’t be deciphered. Words and numbers stored in the lining of your heart.

Adventures in Storytelling, technology and social change.

immersive fiction flirt

Now you can try Late Fragment yourself before buying the film. This interactive demo and trailer shows you how the film works and how you can control the way it flows. Follow different paths and gain new perspectives with every click!

By touching, shaking and turning your iPad, you can navigate, unlock and reveal unexpected variations in each of these four “Touching Stories.” Shot by five different directors—and contained in one single app—these interactive, live-action, short stories evolve storytelling in ways that have never been done before on the iPad.

In addition to developing our own story-centric and weirdo projects, Swarm for-hire services include conceptual development, story structure, scripting, interactive and digital production, online promotion and, of course, pyrotechnics and espionage.

The Outbreak and more productions

Starting on 18th March, Penguin UK is launching its most ambitious digital writing project to date. In collaboration with fêted alternate reality game designers Six to Start, Penguin has challenged some of its top authors to create new forms of story - designed specially for the internet.

A project by Luna Maurer and Simone van Dusseldorp. Quicktime programming by Jonathan Puckey. ‘Schoolyard secrets’ is a nine episode television series and a website. In every episode you experience the same 15 minute recess, through the eyes of a different child.