In her review of Prince Caspian, Stand to Reason’s Amy Hall points out how the filmmakers decentralized Aslan’s role in the film adaptation of C.S. Lewis’ novel.

Do you remember reading Choose Your Own Adventure books as a kid? You know, the ones where you turn to page 48 if you want to jump out of the plane or turn to page 35 if you want to rush the cockpit? Well, Erik Luchauer and Kevin Antoine, creators of Rootclip.com, do. They drew upon their love of the popular user-guided storylines to come up with a new concept in film making and online media called Rootclip.

The premise is simple: They shoot the first scene of a movie; you shoot the next. Then your scene competes for votes from visitors to the Rootclip website. The winner of each round receives $500, and the final chapter winner gets an all expenses paid trip to the Traverse City Film Festival, August 1 – 3, 2008. If all this has your interest peaked, here’s a look at the first chapter from the first Rootclip film: Continue Reading