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Film Makers to Finance Movies with NFTs on New Platform FF3

Film Makers to Finance Movies with NFTs on New Platform FF3

Decentralized film making inches closer to taking control from the Hollywood elite. Tarantino, Blockbusters, and now FF3 are looking to revolutionize the industry.

FF3 wants to give filmmakers a platform to finance movies with NFTs. This follows on from famous film producer Niels Juul who has been planning to fund the first Hollywood movie entirely by NFTs. Last year, news had hit the wires of Niels setting up a production company called NFT Studios for the sole purpose of funding movies with NFTs.

Today, news hits the wires of a new platform FF3 launching to allow the industry to fund their movies through the sale of NFTs. As is the case with NFT studios, investors can also get a share of film revenues. Revenues would be in addition to owning collectible NFTs that could fetch a tidy sum in the NFT marketplace.

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