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One of the hidden treasures of YouTube that a lot of viewers aren’t aware of is the fact that it is full of exciting Choose Your Own Adventure style videos.

Vidéo interactive dans la continuité de la lecture, sans rechargement ou changement de vidéo. .

"Tu veux être comme nous ? Plaire aux filles ? Avoir du succès ? Prends une cigarette." Une nouvelle campagne presque classique pour l'Inpes (Institut national de prévention et d'éducation pour la santé), à un détail près : elle prend la forme d'un manga interactif, Attraction. Un court métrage d'une dizaine de minutes réalisé par le japonais Koji Morimoto, pourtant lui même gros fumeur. Le pitch : En 2040, Hiro, Koichi et Ren, trois ados tokyoïtes, sont propulsés dans un club des bas-fonds de la ville grâce à un briquet magique. Ils devront affronter le gérant charismatique et ses sbires prêts à tout pour les convaincre de commencer à fumer. L'originalité de ce film d'animation est de faire intervenir le spectateur grâce à sa webcam. Oubliez le visionnage passif : il faudra se pencher, secouer la tête, etc. pour assister les héros dans leur mission.

This website is an interactive extension of the book series "Level 26," from Anthony E. Zuiker, the creator of CSI. Level 26.com and the Level 26 books combine to form a "digi-novel," a multi-platform experience that moves the reader from passages in the books to videos and interactive content right here on the Level 26 website.

An epic journey into the written word over 5000 years of human history. Eight years in the making, Empire of the Word is a compelling look inside the act of reading and traces its impact on more than five thousand years of human history. Introduced and narrated by one of the world's great readers, Canadian writer Alberto Manguel, the series traces reading's origins; examines how we learn to read; exposes censors' attempts to prevent our reading; and finally, proposes what the future might hold for this most human of creative acts. 4 TV episodes + 8 part interactive mystery

Crushing It! is a romantic comedy for the twitter age. It’s a week long ‘live’ semi-improvised story told by the characters themselves using social networking. And the best part? You get to decide how it all ends…

Une histoire d’aujourd’hui, une histoire autour de l’argent et des cités. Raconter la vie dans les quartiers, les gens, les rêves des uns, les faux pas des autres. Le scénario, imaginé par Vincent Ravalec, s’appuie sur une structure narrative originale : une grille de lecture autour de 4 personnages et d’une enquête policière. 5 regards sur un même événement. Comment rendre cette histoire interactive ? Quelle expérience de navigation proposer à l’internaute ?

Room 408, is an adventurous sound, video and web experience with multiple interactive possibilities. Room 408 is a farce-like thriller which tells the story of Anna, Einar and their beautiful daughter Sonja who seem to live a happy life in a small town on the West Coast of Iceland. But when a close family friend dies hidden secrets start  to emerge and the family is swept into a swirl of  terrifying events.

OBJECTIVE: Help Steve get across the city to deliver his pizza without being KILLED by the zombies.

In this immersive experience, you play a junior CIA agent assigned to the agency’s high-level Day X Taskforce whose objective is to stop a threat called “Day X” and rogue agent Evelyn Salt. Agent Salt contacts you directly and asks for your help in proving her innocence. She claims to have been set up, and asks YOU to help her stop Day X and clear her name. Through nine weeks, you will complete a series of nine mission and begin to uncover the details of the complex Day X plot. Each week, you will be tasked with a new mission, which will feature an intro video sequence and lead you to that week’s particular interactive challenge.

Interactive Movie by Dawid Marcinkowski The film consists of 110 scenes, using 20 different locations and 25 actors. There are three alternative endings, and scenes change every time they're viewed.

Faye, Kevin and Théo – three troubled strangers, three lives fractured by thoughts and acts of violence. In the interactive feature film Late Fragment, their narratives interlock in a unique cinematic experience in which you play a creative and interactive role. Navigating through the movie, you uncover their stories, and their secrets, at will, controlling the flow and direction of the elaborate sequencing with a simple click.

Cathy's Book: If Found Call 650-266-8233 is a multi-media, illustrated YA novel, with websites, message boards, and phone numbers, bringing to life a teen girl's daily journal of mystery events covering Chinese mythology, biotech misdeeds, and immortal thugs.

Participative drama series with Swedish Television, 2007. Interactive Emmy Award Winner 2008, by The International Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. Awards: International Interactive Emmy Award for Best Interactive TV-Service 2008 AIB International Media Exellence Award for Most Creative Specialist 2008 SIME08 Best Online Entertainment

After their wildly successful interactive zombie flick The Outbreak (although not necessarily commercially so), the talented folks at Silk Tricky are at it again with a new slice of genre goodness ... this time, kicking ass with an action film entitled 'Bank Run'. The soon-to-be-released interactive experience is part live action movie, part choose your own adventure, part interactive online game and part iPhone game. In a nutshell, the front half (part 1) of this project is custom built online, interactive cinema (similar to The Outbreak, with some enhanced action based interactivity). The back end is where things extend to a distribution platform (thanks to Apple) that might work as a revenue model for indie undertakings in the interactive space.

The half-naked bodies of a brilliant scientist called Dr Gilbert Bogle and his philandering lover Margaret Chandler were found on a Sydney riverbank in 1963. Shrouded in mystery, a series of forensic dead-ends led to wild theories that ranged from LSD ingestion to Cold War assassination – but even now, the cause remains unclear. Australian new media artist Rebecca Young created this brilliant interactive web documentary that presents you, the Internaut, with a choice of trajectories and timelines through which to explore the surprisingly gnarly details of the events leading to their deaths. A sordid suburban murder mystery for your participatory pleasure.