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I know enough to know that, people collected baseball cards at one time and they were worth something. Of course, I don't know enough, but I know enough to know that it is the future. But it's fascinating where we can go - concerts in the metaverse and it makes sense to the progression. I don't know the whole thing with the metaverse, I'm not I'm not gonna lie. вЂњNFTs are new to me, but the more I learn about them, the more it just makes sense to me and the freedom that they could offer an artist is pretty incredible. What do you see as the opportunity with NFTs? It gives people control over their own money. I think crypto gives wealth to people that may never have had wealth. Of course, I started with Bitcoin and then Ethereum. But once I looked deeper into it, I got behind the idea of what crypto is and started listening to some people that were very knowledgeable about what this movement is about, and then I was all in. And of course, I thought, oh, whoa, I don't know. When did you begin having an interest in blockchain? And how do you do that? You do something like going to the NFT space. And we do that by allowing people to have their voice in their stories. If we want to change the stereotypes then we have to change who's making the product. It's my belief that the world is shaped by what we're seeing, what comes across our media, what's on our TV, what we grow up watching these programs are their stereotypes.

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In my business, certain people will only fund your movie if it has a male lead and a male director. I think it is the future, I couldn't be more excited about it.

And then those people that actually support you have something that could be worth a great amount of money. NFTs put power into the artistвЂ™s hands to get their work to the people to get funding through selling the NFTs and then going and making your art. The general consensus is people are tired of the people on top making all the rules and then everybody else is kind of left to fend for themselves.

I truly think this is a game-changer for artists everywhere. вЂњI think the NFT space and the crypto space are just revolutionary. So you're getting into the NFT space, as I understand it as sort of an alternative source of fundraising. That raises the question of how NFTs might be used by filmmakers who have not already secured their place in the pantheon of legendary directors. Of course, in both cases, these NFT drops are extensions of existing work by A-list directors with globally-known names. His thinking process as he created the movie in the scene.,вЂќ Zyskind said. And then for each one of those scenes, Quentin recorded commentary, where he explains the scene. No one has seen that before, like this has been kept safe and secret by him. It has little nuggets and secrets related to the movie and related to his personal life and how they intertwine. вЂњThe script has a lot of stuff that Tarantino wrote to himself. We spoke to Guy Zyskind, Founder and CEO of SCRT Labs who explained the appeal for fans. Secret Network and Secret NFTs provide a whole new world of connecting fans and artists and IвЂ™m thrilled to be a part of that,вЂќ Tarantino said. вЂњIвЂ™m excited to be presenting these exclusive scenes from Pulp Fiction to fans. Of course, these scenes are shared as hand-written scripts including TarantinoвЂ™s margin notes along with VO commentary by the director. Quentin Tarantino recently announced an NFT drop that includes seven uncut scenes from Pulp Fiction. This one-of-a-kind piece by Lynch and Interpol represents the first in a 7 part series, each with their own unique clip, song and universe.вЂќ вЂњItems from both the world of Lynch and Interpol lay around a vintage television displaying the first moments of the short film 'To Touch A Red Button Man.' The clip accompanies a new expression of 'lights' featuring the haunting piano and drums of Interpol.

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