Yes as you say, video games do some of that. There is also the nascent art of 360 videos (sometimes erroneously called “VR videos”). They are developing their o

Yes as you say, video games do some of that. There is also the nascent art of 360 videos (sometimes erroneously called “VR videos”). They are developing their own conventions and experimenting with what works and what does not. As you said, the medium makes it easier to make a movie that still has something new to enjoy on the second or third watch. Another thing is discovering the best clues to direct the viewer to look where you want them to (sound, light, movement, but also having the other characters look that way).