MSN and Endemol have launched Kirill, an interactive online sci-fi show.
The Kirill series will run for ten episodes of three minutes each, following the stories of two characters living in a mysterious world.
Produced by Endemol and Pure Grass Films the show will screen in High Definition through Microsoft Silverlight technology.
Kirill watchers will be invited to get involved with the show through character blogs, videos and audio films, which will be hidden across the web.
Secret websites will also be created to help watchers decipher clues about the plot and characters.
Kirill looks like a spectacular show that will let fans become fully immersed in the world of the characters, and the online broadcasts on MSN.co.uk means sci-fi fans can catch up on the latest episodes at home or on the move.
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Online sci-fi show: Kirill
MSN and Endemol have launched Kirill, an interactive online sci-fi show.
The Kirill series will run for ten episodes of three minutes each, following the stories of two characters living in a mysterious world.
Produced by Endemol and Pure Grass Films the show will screen in High Definition through Microsoft Silverlight technology.
Kirill watchers will be invited to get involved with the show through character blogs, videos and audio films, which will be hidden across the web.
Secret websites will also be created to help watchers decipher clues about the plot and characters.
Kirill looks like a spectacular show that will let fans become fully immersed in the world of the characters, and the online broadcasts on MSN.co.uk means sci-fi fans can catch up on the latest episodes at home or on the move.
The Kirill series will run for ten episodes of three minutes each, following the stories of two characters living in a mysterious world.
Produced by Endemol and Pure Grass Films the show will screen in High Definition through Microsoft Silverlight technology.
Kirill watchers will be invited to get involved with the show through character blogs, videos and audio films, which will be hidden across the web.
Secret websites will also be created to help watchers decipher clues about the plot and characters.
Kirill looks like a spectacular show that will let fans become fully immersed in the world of the characters, and the online broadcasts on MSN.co.uk means sci-fi fans can catch up on the latest episodes at home or on the move.
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