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A phone can take part in a film playing on a different screen. According to Laughing Squid, Just a Reflektor, directed by Vincent Morisset, lets viewers use a smartphone or tablet to cast a “virtual projection” that interacts with the movie on their computer. The handheld device is not just another screen for watching it. It gives viewers a way to participate while the film runs.
Laughing Squid describes the project as a Chrome Experiment featuring a new Arcade Fire song. For someone accustomed to simply pressing play, the unusual part is having a second device involved in the viewing. The account does not explain the controls, or say what role the song plays beyond being featured. What actions on the phone or tablet determine what the virtual projection does?
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