SNEAK PEEK
- On the programme, artists, collectors, and business executives from around the world discuss their encounters with NFTs and how the fusion of art and technology has improved their quality of life.
- 50 early adopters from four continents are introduced by NFTMe.
- NFTMe is currently available for viewing on Amazon Prime in the US and the UK. In 2023, the show will air on more broadcasters around the world.
Practically anything can now be authenticated digitally, and there are new opportunities for revenue generation that were previously unattainable. These are just a few of the ways that non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are introduced in the new documentary series NFTMe on Amazon.
Participants in the show from all over the world, including artists, collectors, and business experts, share their experiences with NFTs and discuss how the fusion of art and technology has improved their quality of life.
Congratulations @JonnyCaplan @NFTmeTV and all the wonderful contributors and guests. Look for this great docuseries on Amazon Prime. Wow! So thrilled about this. So much love and joy put in this project. #WayToShowTheWorld @SusayeGreene pic.twitter.com/vTu0O2el7i
— SusayeGreene (@SusayeGreene) December 18, 2022
Refik Anadol, a digital artist for SpaceX and NASA, Peter Rafelson, a music producer for Madonna, Susaye Greene of The Supremes, Queen Diambi Kabatusuila of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Cheryl Douglas of Portion, who started NFT collections for the Black-Eyed Peas, and Cheryl Douglas of NFTMe are just a few of the 50 pioneers in the NFT space introduced in six 30-minute episodes of NFTMe.
First-rate influencers dissect NFTs and blockchain technology in the first episode, which also examines the NFT community and the journeys of various individuals through digital culture. Queen Diambi of the Congo also discusses the Web3 mindset of her tribes. The second
episode explores how Eminem’s request from 20 years ago inspired an NFT journey and how Refik Anadol is collaborating with NASA to create art.
The subsequent episodes look at tokenization in the music industry, metaverse disruption, how marketers are interacting with NFTs to explore new audiences and generations, and the importance of NFTs in identifying and supporting artists.
The episode five segment where CrossTower co-founder Kristin Boggiano analyzes how regulations keep the NFT market on track is one of the best.
Facts! @NFTmeTV will be available in US and UK very soon and it will be a fantastic resource for people curious about the technology and the first steps into the NFT world. https://t.co/BwaDfq0MFs
— Andressa Furletti (@a_tchuca) December 18, 2022
The award-winning director Jonny Caplan and movie producer Tech Talk Media are responsible for the documentary series. The official release from Tech Talk stated that production began in 2019 and had to be modified owing to COVID-19 regulations.
This included sending in A.I. robots equipped with LiDar sensors, enabling the director to remotely move, direct, and communicate,
Jonny Caplan added.
NFTMe aims to be “the MTV of NFTs,” offering the standard resource for information on NFTs in a straightforward, understandable, and efficient manner. This will allow viewers to take in the wealth of terminology, diversity, and opportunity in the Web3 realm while also experiencing the culture, mood, style, and energy.
