Guys,

We are close to finishing what is probably the first ever flash-based feature film -- as you can guess, it is meant to be "played" on computers only. The film is called Latent Lava (www.LatentLava.com), and it has been made in a way that the audience gets to play a role in it. And this role goes way beyond answering simplistic questions about who would they like to see die or live and stuff like that... here, they actually look for clues, operate weapons controlled through no animation has been shot with only real life actors and surroundings, so the audience's "co-stars" are all real people.

Take a look at this scene where the other actors in the story are installing the remote guns to be controlled by the audience. Here is a description of the scene:

"Marcus is stuck all alone in a terrorist hideout -- Ripu has had to leave the location due to an expected development. The only help Marcus can get is from Angela outside, and from the remote guns controlled by none other than... you! See Marcus and Angela install remote guns for you before all of you get ready for the fight of your life."

Tell us what you think of this scene. Do you like the remote guns to be controlled by the audience? Do you think the audience will enjoy the experience of shooting at real life people as opposed to animated characters...

Hope you like it.

Thanks.

PC