Lights, Camera, Crypto

The Sandbox US CEO Mathieu Nouzareth reveals his strategies for success, the intricacies of being a CEO, and discusses how he's positioning the company for the future of film, television, music, fashion and gaming through partnerships like their previous collaboration with Snoop Dogg.

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Cash Labs Founder and Managing Director David Cash discusses his career beginnings as a child actor, starting his own production company and eventually discovering web3 and forming Cash Labs—which has since been named "The leading force in bringing web3 to market" by Vogue—for their work with some of the most well-known brands like Netflix and Estée Lauder and helping them integrate into web3.

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Founder of NextCypher Jeff Garzik discusses being enthralled with science fiction as a kid and how reading about decentralized currencies as a youth prepared him for 2010, when he was introduced to Bitcoin and immediately knew it was the future. While he became one of Bitcoins key developers, his heart was always in storytelling and the stories that inspired him growing up—so much so—he launched his own production company NextCypher as a web3 entertainment company, and is now creating content for traditional media platforms with the added element of fan engagement.

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Twitter: https://twitter.com/NextCypherPro, @JGarzik

IG: https://www.instagram.com/nextcypherpro/

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Founder & CEO of Rensa Games Anthony Apollo reveals how the combination of his childhood love for video games and career in finance led to the formation of Rensa, a web3 gaming company that helps develop, distribute and crowdfund games. He details how Rensa pays developers and game creators through blockchain technology game asset distribution, how their tech hosts a system allowing for drag and drop assets into worlds that other people have created, and shares his views on the future of web3 gaming.

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Acclaimed artist Paul Gerben discusses growing up in an artistic household and being inspired to pursue art by his mom to and pursue real-life experience and cultivate his sense of taste, leading to over a thirty-year career as a painter, photographer, and sculptor. He reveals how taking the time to find his voice first led to a successful 25-year stint as a graphic designer before circling back to art and eventually generating portraits of Bono and Robert Deniro. His work has been featured globally at Christie’s and other international auctions and galleries and has an assortment of high-profile collectors like Barak Obama. Gerben also details how being a good person and giving back more than receiving has been the bedrock to his success both in real life and digital art world/web3 community.

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CEO of Freckle TV Ian Feiner discusses his start in entertainment—shooting behind the scenes footage and music videos while at Syracuse University for artists like D-Block (Jadakiss, Styles P, Sheek Louch) Kid Cudi and J. Cole—to moving to Los Angeles and forming his own production company where he created advertising content for big-name brands, Super Bowl commercials and Netflix series, all culminating with the launch of Freckle TV and the formation of interactive, rewards-based content centered around web3.

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Emmy-nominated director and co-founder of Buscando América Nelson “Nelo” G. Navarrete discusses coming up in the Venezuelan hip-hop community, discovering DSLR, making the first music videos for the late Venezuelan rapper Canserbero, evolving to feature films, and how Buscando’s first feature is currently being developed to be financed by NFTs.

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Media & Growth Consultant Corey Herscu opens up on how he learned to manage his ADHD and use it to his advantage, how he pivoted from sales to PR to advising artists and brands in the web3 space, and how being able to tell a story around anything is at the heart of building any community.

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Film and television producer Bryce Anderson discusses his trajectory through the entertainment industry—coming up as an assistant at United Talent Agency (UTA) and trading Bitcoin at his desk, to working at Warner Brothers to being hired by Clubhouse Pictures founder Bryan Unkeless as the company’s first hire— and going on to make films like Netflix’s BRIGHT (starring Will Smith) and I, TONYA (with Margo Robbie), all leading to the creation of his current web3 project Omega RUNNER—a tv show at its core, but also gaming, a comic book and merchandising vehicle, and how they aim to build a community around the idea.

Bryce Anderson: https://twitter.com/brycebanderson?lang=en

RUNNER : https://twitter.com/omegaXrunner

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Comic Book Writer and Filmmaker B. Earl discusses his path through the entertainment industry, his experience working for Marvel on projects like MASTERS OF THE SUN and DEADLY NEIGHBORHOOD SPIDER-MAN, collaborating with his creative partner Taboo of The Black Eyed Peas, and how his early tech skill sets helped him seamlessly segue into the world of Web3 strategy and collectibles.

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