Below are some forms of interactivity which will be covered in Chris Hales' upcoming workshop:
- Interactive films - where the audience changes the playout of the film
- "Customised" films that include specific data, imagery or sounds from a viewer
- Live audience voting with Poll Everywhere (the audience can use smartphone, SMS, or Twitter)
- Interactive karaoke
- Using YouTube "annotations" to make hyperlinked narratives ("branching narrative" films)
Interactive installations, using interesting interfaces, the first three of which Chris will bring to the workshop:
- Arduino microcontroller board with sensors - link
- Makey Makey microcontroller board - link
- Neurosky Mindwave - link and link
- Input from Microphone (frequency, volume)
- Computer camera vision (using webcam for detection of movement, analysing if somebody smiles, checking for colours or lights etc.)
- Reactivision - link