Immersive Interactive Storytelling: The Role of the Cinematic Approach
Current Trends in Art and Culture
Conference paper on how a cinematic approach — framing, duration, montage, and light — shapes immersive interactive storytelling. It argues that immersive systems remain narrative when they preserve cinematic craft inside navigable space, rather than dissolving film language into pure simulation.
Core claim
Immersive interactive systems stay narrative when cinematic craft — framing, duration, montage, light — remains active inside navigable space. Pure simulation without film language dissolves storytelling into environment alone.
Conclusions
A cinematic approach is not optional decoration in immersive storytelling; it is a condition of narrative intelligibility when the frame becomes a space to move through.
DOI: 10.30525/978-9934-26-427-6-8.
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