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Show HN: Hollow, an interactive documentary
- kenjackson 13y agoI don't use Chrome. When you can get it working for more browsers will happily take a look.
- jeremyaarts 13y agoWell made, but you really have got to fix the slow scrolling. I would have to have my midfinger amputated if I were to scroll all the way to the end. Slick presentation though.
- mutant 13y agoYou know.. There is a reason people despise IE, and one of those reason is "Must be viewed in IE." This isn't a web page, it's a chrome app, go put it on the chrome store.
- rgbrgb 13y agoIn my opinion this would have been better as a movie. The only interactivity was scrolling down the page to control the speed of the montage. I think the strength of a Document vs a conventional documentary/montage thing is that you can introduce a lot more information in a format that isn't strictly linear. This was linear and oftentimes too busy in with the transitions. Also, the choppy speed of my mouse scrolling vs. a smooth constant speed montage actually makes it feel more busy during big transitions. The tech is cool, but this instance of it isn't really doing it for me.
- RogerL 13y agoLove the content, but my hand can't take it.
- malandrew 13y agoIf anyone here is interested in interactive documentaries, you should check out Clouds when it comes out: http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1636630114/clouds-interactive-documentary http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1636630114/clouds-intera... It's a documentary on generative art and that is also an executable. Basically several artist coders got together to put together a documentary on their craft and the art of each will be showcased as a layer on top of the documentary that you can play/interact with while the artist is discussing its creation and whatnot.