WHISPERS

WHISPERS

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Date
Tue, Oct 20
6:30 PM to 7:30 PM
Where
Online

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WHISPERS brings an interactive AI show to Las Vegas for one night only. Created by three-time Primetime Emmy-winning storyteller Bernie Su, it puts a live murder mystery in the audience’s hands — and no two performances land the same way. How it works Detective Marcus Kent is investigating a murder, and he hears voices. Those voices are you. From your phone you send whispers into the room — a hunch, a name, a doubt — and an AI weaves them into Kent’s instincts: which suspect he presses, what he notices, where the case turns next. The dialogue isn’t pre-written. It’s generated live and performed with consented, union SAG-AFTRA voices, so the story that plays out is the one the room wrote together. As Bernie Su puts it: “A mystery where the detective hears voices, and the audience are the whispers.” What to expect A murder mystery you help direct, live, from your own phone Scenes written on the fly — no two showings are the same Consented, union SAG-AFTRA cloned voice performances About an hour, start to finish, with time to talk afterward About the creator Bernie Su is a three-time Primetime Emmy winner known for rewriting how stories get told online. He is Head of Creative at Pickford.ai and serves as series architect, head writer and executive producer on WHISPERS, which has already premiered at Sundance and at the Busan International Film Festival. Episode one is streaming now at whispers.pickford.ai.

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