The Future of Cinema - NFT’s, Web3 and DAO’s
summary
MoviePass transitions from Web2 to Web3, issuing a token per member so subscribers trade or exchange tickets, swap services via tasking, and earn digital payment for studio focus‑group feedback; historically 3 million subscribers saw 50 million films with a 4% market share and ~$450M ARR. Plans include branded-content-for-ticket deals, tapping a collectibles market said to be ~$400B (example: a Boba Fett sold for $236k), proof-of-attendance POAPs tied to rewards, synchronized VR theater showings (provisional patents filed), and a bottom-up DAO that guarantees opening-weekend box office.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00MoviePass and Web3 vision
- 1:51Web3 marketplace opportunities
- 5:22NFTs in film industry
- 7:28Fan art and direct sales
- 8:32Proof of attendance badges
- 10:20VR cinema experiences
- 11:45DAO movie funding
- 13:12Q&A
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