EPISODE · Apr 27, 2022 · 53 MIN
Alexander Amartei: Antara the First Hollywood Movie Funded by NFTS
from COFFEE CULTURE with Holly Shannon · host holly shannon, shannon holly, culture factor, alexander amartei, antara, arabian camels, stuart sutherland, swapp protocol, moonpay, university of london, yale university, university of cambridge, transform group, vempire, SOAS, university of oxford, Hans Zimmer
Alexander Amartei is the producer of 'Antara', a Hollywood epic that is the first major movie in history to be funded via NFTs. The Antara Movie NFT by Arabian Camels has ushered in a new paradigm shift that is setting a whole new culture in the world of Hollywood, finance, NFTs and DeFi.Questions:Let’s talk about that paradigm shift!Starting with Hollywood and the making of a movie, can you share the difference between the classical model of making a movie and the NFT model. And would this be considered fractional NFT’s?Will this provide both democratization, making it available to all, and decentralization, making it accessible to all? And possibly explain DeFi here too!I believe the magic is in the utility and the roadmaps for projects. How did you build out these features and perks? According to your road map, you have utilities like Ferrari’s and gold bars, how are you able to do this?Are you single-handedly building the Discord community and fundraising?What measures are you taking for those not interested in discordWill you be acting in the movie as I noticed from your profile you love fencing, horses and horseback archery?Left field question: Could an AI model replicate your movements and have it played out in the movie?Character development, hero, victory and poetry is discussed. Influencers and A-ListersSpeed of innovation and cost of creating a movie.Is there a goal date to begin production? And will you only begin once all NFT’s have been sold?Website for Antara MovieTwitter for Antara Movie Instagram for Antara Movie NFTDiscord for Antara Movie Holly Shannon’s WebsiteZero To Podcast on AmazonHolly Shannon, LinkedinHolly Shannon, InstagramHolly Shannon, Clubhousehttps://youtu.be/PKCND4FqGLc#hollywood #nftmovie #movie #community #metaverse #epic #discord #hollywood #producers #character #poetry #film #model #money #era #democratization #antara #defi #arabiancamels #nfts #nft #nftart #cryptocurrency #blockchain #metaverse #culturefactor #web3 #smartcontracts #nftartist #nftcollectors #eth #ethereum #youtubers #tiktok #instagram #branding #bitcoin #web3 #smartcontracts #bitcoin #community #decentralizedeconomy
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Alexander Amartei is the producer of 'Antara', a Hollywood epic that is the first major movie in history to be funded via NFTs. The Antara Movie NFT by Arabian Camels has ushered in a new paradigm shift that is setting a whole new culture in the world of Hollywood, finance, NFTs and DeFi. Questions: Let’s talk about that paradigm shift! Starting with Hollywood and the making of a movie, can you share the difference between the classical model of making a movie and the NFT model. And would this be considered fractional NFT’s? Will this provide both democratization, making it available to all, and decentralization, making it accessible to all? And possibly explain DeFi here too! I believe the magic is in the utility and the roadmaps for projects. How did you build out these features and perks? According to your road map, you have utilities like Ferrari’s and gold bars, how are you able to do this? Are you single-handedly building the Discord community and fundraising? What measures are you taking for those not interested in discord Will you be acting in the movie as I noticed from your profile you love fencing, horses and horseback archery? Left field question: Could an AI model replicate your movements and have it played out in the movie? Is there a goal date to begin? And will you only begin once all NFT’s have been sold?
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