Foreshadow: Case No:1 – Fragile / İnteraktif Oyun Deneyimi
Foreshadow is a gamified cinematic experience that combines gameplay and live performance, transforming the viewer from a passive observer into an active participant in the story.
Participants are immersed in a specially designed cinematic narrative within a dimly lit environment, becoming part of the film playing on the screens surrounding them.
As the film progresses, the participants work in teams to solve puzzles, make decisions, and intervene in the course of events. Their goal is to postpone the impending apocalypse to a later time.
In this experience:
You don't just watch a movie; you become immersed in it.
• You don't just follow the story; you become a part of it.
• It doesn't just predict the outcome; you write the ending.
Each team progresses by solving the tasks they encounter, and the performance of all participants is ultimately evaluated to determine a single overall result.
• Duration: 80 minutes.
• Format: Interactive experience in team-based groups.
• Content: Cinematic narrative + puzzle elements + live performance.
• Foreshadow is an interactive experience; active participation is expected.
• The decisions made can impact the experience of all participants.
• It is important to follow the team's instructions to ensure the experiment proceeds smoothly.
• We kindly request that you refrain from any behavior that may negatively impact the experience of other participants.
• If necessary, the organization may request that a participant leave the event.
Creative Team:
Creative.
Writer | Director | Producer
Barış Koca
Players.
Ilayda Şahin, İlksen Öke, Ahmet Umut Üzel, Tuncel Özsu, Dilge Tunç, Taylan Şimşek, Sefa Tanoğlu, Rana Kalkan, İpek İlbeyli.
Assistant Director.
Hazar Çekiç.
Project Coordinator.
Meltem Zağyapan.
Production Coordinator.
Soner Emanet.
Sunan. (This is a proper noun and likely a name or place. Without more context, it's difficult to provide a more specific translation.)
Modal Project
In collaboration.
DasDas · Escapist · X Media Art Museum
