In this episode, Tommy Shaughnessy and Nick Steenstra host Kevin Smith (Director of Clerks, Dogma and Tusk) and Guy Zyskind (Co-founder of Secret Network) to discuss Kevin’s new film Killroy Was Here, the first feature film released as an NFT on Secret Network. We cover ownership rights for Killroy NFT holders, Hollywood coming to Web3, bringing up the next generation of filmmakers, and much more.
Show Notes:
(00:00:00) – Introduction / Kevin’s history in Web3.
(00:04:47) – Secret Network’s Unique NFT mechanisms.
(00:11:10) – How Web3 clicked for a traditional film director.
(00:21:12) – Ownership and rights for Killroy NFT holders.
(00:28:45) – Bringing up the next generation of filmmakers.
(00:36:45) – On community funding and making Moose Jaws.
(00:41:08) – Hollywood coming to Web3.
(00:47:05) – Revenue and governance of Web3 films.
(00:57:41) – Relating with the audience.
(01:11:10) – Privacy with NFTs on Secret Network.
(01:16:20) – Separation of funds and creativity.
(01:20:14) – Advice for filmmakers starting in Web3.
(01:22:12) – How to get a Killroy Was Here NFT.
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