…Wholly Unique Storytelling Experience.
"HBO has released a brand new trailer for the highly secretive Steven Soderbergh project Mosaic, along with the announcement that the wholly unique storytelling experience is available now. Indeed, Mosaic was one of the first projects that surfaced as part of Soderbergh coming out of retirement from directing feature films, but we didn't know much about it. As it turns out, it was kind of hard to explain, and Soderbergh had been working incredibly hard to get this new technology ready to unveil the story to the public.
Mosaic works like this—it's technically a miniseries, but the viewer downloads the app and at the end of scenes, has the option of continuing the story by following different points of view. So after a scene with Garrett Hedlund and Sharon Stone, you can choose to watch what happens next from Hedlund's point of view, or Stone's. It's not "choose your own adventure" because the story is the story—that doesn't change—but how you see the story play out is up to you. This means that after watching Mosaic once, you can go back and experience the story in a completely different way, unlocking more clues.
And indeed clues are essential, because as is revealed in this trailer, Mosaic is a murder mystery. Soderbergh crafted the story in conjunction with writer Ed Solomon, and I can't wait to dig into this. Moreover, the thing will be released as a six-part miniseries on HBO in January 2018, so there's yet another way to experience this story…."
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