1. Review
Which trail issue should the event cover?
Review the situation before the video pauses.
Marketing example
Let the community choose the next trail topic.
Choose the trail issue you want the local shop to cover at its next cleanup.
How it was built
The viewer's choice controls the route
Mindstamp saves selected path and path summary, opens the matching scene, and keeps the response in the session recap.
- Hotspots
- Video branching
- Viewer variables
What it does
The result gives a useful route card and keeps the brand tied to a specific community action.
The shop, trails, and event are fictional. The example records a preference but does not register anyone or claim reach.
Inside the experience
What the viewer does
The video gives each interaction a clear job in the route.
2. Choose
Select an answer
Choose Pine Loop litter stations, Creek Path erosion, or Ridge Spur signs.
3. Follow
See the result
The video opens the matching scene and carries selected path and path summary into the recap.
What it reports
Each interaction is measured
- Viewer choice
- The report stores the answer selected in the decision scene.
- Result route
- The session shows which result scene opened after the choice.
- Selected Path and Path Summary
- The recap keeps the saved value with the viewer session.
More examples
See what else is possible
Each related page contains a published example you can use.
Marketing
Trail shoe ad route
Choose a city loop, rocky ridge, or wet trail. The product story changes to match the route.
Watch →Marketing
Shop the Pan in the Recipe
The product should become clickable when the story gives it a reason to matter. Shop the cookware used in this recipe.
Watch →Marketing
Choose the next trail step
After a water test, choose waterproof construction, trail fit, or a rock-grip test.
Watch →Build one like it
Start from a video you already have
The interactions were added on top of an existing recording.