People have been trying all sorts of stuff to give viewers more control during lives. I remember doing a cooking broadcast where folks in the audience picked ingredients from a list and I had to improvise the recipe on the spot. It was chaotic but engaging. Recently I came across a cool example where they turned passive watching into something closer to a game, which you can check out here https://vibromedia.com/how-tv-games-turn-viewing-into-active-play/. For me it really changes the energy when people feel they're actually shaping the show instead of just observing.
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People have been trying all sorts of stuff to give viewers more control during lives. I remember doing a cooking broadcast where folks in the audience picked ingredients from a list and I had to improvise the recipe on the spot. It was chaotic but engaging. Recently I came across a cool example where they turned passive watching into something closer to a game, which you can check out here https://vibromedia.com/how-tv-games-turn-viewing-into-active-play/. For me it really changes the energy when people feel they're actually shaping the show instead of just observing.