Digital identity verification capabilities and generating income in ways that no one expected before Here are some of the ways in which the “NFTMe” documentary series will introduce NFT tokens.
The show will feature artists, collectors and industry professionals from around the world who will share their experiences with NFT and how the integration of art and technology is impacting their daily lives.
In a six-episode series of 30 minutes each, NFTMe introduces 50 pioneers in the NFT space from four continents. They include American singer Susaye Green (of The Supremes), Queen Diambi (Queen of the Democratic Republic of the Congo), SpaceX and Nasa Refik digital artist Anadol, Madonna’s music producer, along with Portion’s Peter Rafelson and Cheryl Douglas. Launched NFT collections for Black-Eyed Peas, etc.
in the first episode of the series Exploring the NFT community and the journey of different peoples through digital culture, Congo’s Queen Diambi shares how her tribe came to mind about Web3, while part two delves into Refik Anadol. How did you create art with NASA? And how did Eminem’s request from 20 years ago lead to the NFT journey?
Behind this documentary series is filmmaker Tech Talk Media and award-winning director Jonny Caplan, whose production began in 2019 and had to adjust due to COVID-19 restrictions.
“NFTMe intends to be NFT’s MTV by providing initial information about the NFT in a clear, understandable, and effective way. and allow viewers to absorb the vocabulary, diversity, and opportunities in the realm of Web3.0 while experiencing various cultures, moods, styles, and energies.”
NFTMe is currently streaming on Amazon Prime, initially airing in the US and UK. The series will launch more globally in 2023.
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