BeyondBitcoin Whaletank #222 - 02-09-2017 Blockchain documentary project transcript

nutela (61)in #beyondbitcoin • 8 years ago

@sirlunchthehost

Transcript

@officialfuzzy: Moving on to @sirlunchthehost who's going to be talking about the blockchain documentary and I will go ahead and say @sirlunchthehost feel free to step up I will step back.

@sirlunchthehost: Yo what's up man? Just drinking some coffee here, how's everybody doing this morning? I'm gonna open up some silent space so you guys can see how you're doing?

@officialfuzzy: Coffee.

@sirlunchthehost: Great it seems like you guys a little bit uh slow today that's fine.

@sirlunchthehost: Well my name is...

@officialfuzzy: They're not all drinking coffee man.

@sirlunchthehost: Right, my name is "sir lunch the host" and I am shooting a movie. Not just any kind of movie but a documentary, a document of great proportions! Well at least I hope. Basically the this portion of the documentary which will be broken down into a web series is about the successes and failures failures of people on Steemit.
I recently traveled out, well not just me but me and two other steemian's by the name of Ron Johnson and Mackenzie Gary, throughout to Las Vegas which was very very awesome, and we had a chance to see @virtualgrowth in person which is even more awesome. We had the opportunity to interview him which would last about two hours which will be showing soon, I hope. We plan on going to see Papa Peppe in about three weeks. So Papa Pepper, gifted guy and instructor 2121: they're all gonna be part of the movie. We are also having a side fund for anyone else who reaches out to us and says: "hey come see me". Because we want to get as many people in this documentary as possible to tell their story, and whethe it be good or bad, we just want to tell the story. I'll never replace my fire line battery. I mean maybe one day when I'm not lazy. Okay now the reason why I'm shooting this movie documentary is because I feel like no one is properly documenting. It's the stories on Steemit, right? There's a lot of successes out there and there's a lot of failures of course but there's just a lot of information to be had and documented so people that come after us when the blockchain and Steem is a lot more popular can look back and reference and learn some things from. And they don't just have to repost all the times and things like that. I'm gonna open it up to questions if not I'm going to let beautiful voice continue talking.

Audience: Smoke detectors how we know it is you?

@sirlunchthehost: Oh yeah that is smoke detectors how you know it's me?

Now if shooting the documentary was what, you know, anyone thought it was all about well it goes much deeper. I actually, when I go out and do these things I help people that I encounter. So for example when I was in Vegas before I even met @virtual growth, I encountered a few homeless people and I decided that I was gonna get them on video. We're gonna have intelligent conversations, which is all in the blockchain of course, and after that little meeting I gave them some money and gave them the links of the Steemit website and told them if they ever, you know, are able to get a functioning machine that can get them on that they should sign up and yadiyadyada. I also know a couple of Steemians who have not been fortunate as some of us have been and have not been earning as much as they thought they would, and so I'm also starting a fund that when I do meet Steemians who have had failures on Steemit, and just the the ones that I know that were dedicated and just maybe we just didn't work out for them, I'm actually going around and you know giving them money to help startup projects that they couldn't really startup themselves. So not only am I traveling to places for the people who didn't get to see the successes, I'm actually funding projects that they would like to see the light. And I'm gonna be talking to the in person and trying to help them facilitate all those things. And I'm also traveling out to send people to help them vlogs because if anyone noticed I do kind of get on my vlogs. So I want to get everyone in position to where they can vlog. Because I believe um there should be a new wave of vloggers which is not like YouTube but they're called crypto vloggers: People who live from crypto, live off a crypto, trade crypto and they blog about it. And how that is incorporated with their daily life and how they live differently. Because a blogger who trades and deals with crypto is completely different from a blogger who deals with fiat currency. I will now open up the mic for questions or comments.

Audience: What types of things are you going to be focusing on in particular just stories of steemit and the successes that you see portrayed in the Steemit a community? Or when you say Bitcoin or when you say cryptocurrency documentary, what types of things you're gonna focus on?

@sirlunchthehost: This is gonna get deep by the way.

Audience: I also have another question after that question after that.

@sirlunchthehost: All right so I'll wrap this question up quickly. So basically it's not just about Steemit, it goes much deeper.
I have audio from a few white hat hackers and gray hat hackers about other things. I have audio and video from different people from blog-cons hackathons. And the documentary is gonna cover much more than Steemit because I've been invited to a lot of different events. So I'll be going to hackathons and a lot of blog cons in and out of the US. And documenting hackers, what their life is like. So the documentary is not just gonna be solely about Steemit.
It's gonna start off that way because you know this is the community and you know the platform that I love. But it really just branches out to anything crypto, anyone who loves crypto, people getting into crypto things to running crypto. And sometimes it might not have to do anything with crypto because life isn't always about crypto right? So it's gonna encompass a lot of things. But some of the main things I'll focus on the beginning will be Steemit, cryptocurrency, different crypto currencies, hackers, the politics of the blockchain, which I don't know if a lot of us are aware of? But there's a lot of politics that going on the blockchain that we don't know. So I'm gonna be focusing on that. And yeah I'm gonna open it up to questions o comments.

Audience: thank you.

@officialfuzzy: Is that you're referring to blockchain politicians?

@sirlunchthehost: Yeah.
I can't go too much into that but uh just pretty much just, if anyone who knows something that knows something knows that when I say that comment, it actually holds some weight. So yeah.

@officialfuzzy: Well it's a very interesting thing and it's something that during the process of self-governance, one of the things that we've always talked about here is trying to enable people to have a voice and talk about their projects. And that's one of the things that I think is valuable about this project is giving people a voice to talk about things. So with that said when you're talking about vlogging on you know on fiat [currency] essentially, think about all the platforms where you earn fiat currencies for blogging or v-log.
And pretty much all of are controlled by a few people who are quote unquote, well, not censoring things but censoring things. And that to me is one reason why I see the value of what you're doing, and trying to tell people "hey you know cryptocurrencies can enable you to kind of bypass the youtubes 'saying hey buddy you can't make as much money because you are offensive' ", you know things like that.
You can kind of bypass that when somebody can pay you in your own cryptocurrency or another cryptocurrency that's part of a community that you care about. I look forward to hearing more about it. Do you have any updates as far as who the next person is going to be and how people can reach out to you if they want to be interviewed for the documentary? Or if they have any projects that they weren't covered?

@sirlunchthehost: Nicotine's man's best friend. Yes actually well, it's nicotine in the process, I suppose.
But as soon as I had uploaded my blog the behind the scenes about the documentary, Papa Pepper, right I know you guys all know that guy, he reached out to me today "I want you to come to next". I was gonna go see instructor 221 but Papa pepper is very excited so sorry instructor 21 obviously well I'm over there. He's actually going to give me his Steemit chain. I don't know if anyone knows but he always wears the Steemit chain. So he's gonna give me that. I'm also going to do kind of a triple whammy: I'm also gonna go see gifted gaya and again try to squeeze in instructor 21 21 and even try to go to some bycompoundfilms and Mr. Wang while I'm kind of in that general area. And another thing I want to point out is, uh I'm not just trying to do this on my own. So for instance came to Gary and Ron Thompson the people that run with me right now I was able to pull enough funding to pay for them to fly to Vegas and and stuff like that. And and I say that because I want to give other Steemians who don't have the opportunity to travel or who wouldn't normally have the opportunity to go talk to other Steemians and go around and do this. The opportunity to do so is why I usually push for such big funding calls. It's because I'm not just doing this for myself, I'm doing this fo other Steemians. So if you also reach out to me and say "hey I actually want to be a part of this not just maybe over the internet but you know I actually want to travel with you". If we have the open dialog I have no problem with bringing new Steemians onto the project so they could get involved. And new Steemians who do get involved and Steemians who do come with me, I will teach them how to vlog you know things like that. If they don't already how to. And they can actually get a double benefit, you know. One: they can be working on the movie with me. And then on the side they can earn some income while posting their travel vlogs.
And it's just things like that. So I can also empower other people. Because I don't want to be the only person documenting, because I've also realized that my perspective and my viewpoint isn't always going to be the best one. So I want to put a lot of other crypto-currency directors and bloggers in place, to tell the story that I'm telling, so we can all tell a nice cohesive story together. Also I'm looking for an editing team, but I'm not just looking for like it over-the-Internet editing team right? I'm looking for an editing team that's willing to meet up in person, and a team that's probably..I'm getting a studio. So I'm looking for a team who's willing to come and work at the studio and things of that nature.
Because I want to take crypto-currency blogging and be making it to the next level. I'm gonna be like these youtubers.
The quality is going to be like YouTube, I know how these youtubers run and I know why they're successful. And I know that because the blockchain is not an ad based thing like, you know, YouTube is? The money will come better and easier. With that being said I will open up to questions and comments.

Someone: Quick question, I was wondering how you plan on distributing this?

@officialfuzzy: This is a question for 30 seconds so unfortunately, @sirlunchthehost: let me just, oh...

@officialfuzzy: I hate to interrupt you.

@sirlunchthehost: Well nine seconds, it'll be free,

@officialfuzzy: oh good.

@sirlunchthehost: It's gonna be on the blockchain, it'll be on YouTube, it'll be on VEVO, it'll be on wherever you can watch videos. It's gonna be free for everyone to watch.

Audience: Cool, okay.

@officialfuzzy: Sorry guys, the fifteen minutes is almost up. I will just quickly say: how are you planning on using beyondbits to help you on this process?

@sirlunchthehost: So I use some beyondbits to get me on the trending page of course. But well not on the trending page but on the hot page. But I usually use my beyondbits, and you can check in my history or my wallet, to pay the people that are helping me on my project by uploading their post. And upvoting the post that are geared towards the documentary things of that nature. So it's to make sure between my own and giving it to the people who are helping me. Because that's another... I accept all currencies and I pay my deeds in all currencies. Because all currencies we can use right? So that's how they're used; to pay people and the project.

@officialfuzzy: Well thank you very much. Wow do people reach out to you if they're interested in this? @sirlunchthehost: You could find you on a discord [being] SirlunchTheHost, or just message me on one of my posts. I'll find it and we'll get in contact that way. Or Steemit.chat.
If I'm really cool with you just he'll be able to give me my phone number, and what's up Salomon.

@officialfuzzy: Cool cool, sounding good. Well thank you for very much for joining up today and thank you to anybody who helps him along the way. If you resonate with one of these projects if you think that you can help them in some way shape or form please consider them, they're the various value proposition is that you uniquely offer.
As always we try to say and remind people that money, aka money, is not the only value proposition that you can bring. A lot of the time your networks, the connections and other various skills that you've earned, along the way, are very valuable to these projects. So consider how you can leverage all of those value propositions to help the projects that join up here. And also help yourself.
Synergy is the name of the game. So with that said thank you @sirlunchthehost for adding to the synergy with your blockchain documentary and all the other things that you have going. Because I know you're stirring other pots. and we look forward to hearing from you.

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