The Film3 OG and The Next Wave of Cinema
Film3 OG and the Next Wave of Cinema is a series of conversations exploring the revolutionary Film3 movement. We talk to the most innovative thought leaders, founders, artists, filmmakers, builders, and investors in the Web3 and Film3 emerging entertainment ecosystem.
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Taryn O'Neill // Worldbuilding, AI & Protopia (opens the original)
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In this episode of Film3 OG , Jordan sits down with filmmaker, futurist, writer, and creative technologist Taryn O’Neill for a deep conversation about storytelling, AI, science, world-building, and our responsibility to imagine better futures. They explore Taryn’s idea of protopia — futures made incrementally better through human agency — and why storytelling can help us process rapid technological and cultural change. For Taryn, story is infrastructure: a way humans have always made sense of un
Afro Futcha // On Creativity, Music, and Being Seen (opens the original)
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In this episode of Film3 OG , Jordan sits down with British AI artist, filmmaker, music producer, and DJ Diane Laidlaw, known as Afro Futcha , for an inspiring and deeply personal conversation about creativity, representation, music, grief, and the power of finally allowing yourself to be seen. Diane shares how discovering Midjourney during a difficult period in her life helped reconnect her with imagination, purpose, and a creative identity she had been suppressing for years. What began as expe
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