Film companies have started considering the idea of making videos where the viewer can choose how the story develops and ends. Which would you be more interested in watching?

Conducted

29 March 2017

6586 GB adults surveyed

Conducted 29 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 6586 GB adults

All adults

Region

Gender

Politics

Age

Videos where you can choose which way the story will go or how it will end

13%

Videos as they are now

48%

Don’t know/don’t care

39%

Film companies have started considering the idea of making videos where the viewer can choose how the story develops and ends. Which would you be more interested in watching?

Conducted 29 March 2017

YouGov surveyed 6586 GB adults

Videos where you can choose which way the story will go or how it will end

13%

Videos as they are now

48%

Don’t know/don’t care

39%

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