CyberPictures: Bridging traditional film resources with high-quality RWA Assets

Since its inception, the motion picture industry has allowed studios and HNWIs (high-net-worth individuals)to make and often lose fortunes. However, ordinary individuals have rarely had access to film investments. And CyberPictures is working to change that.

CyberPictures gives everyone, even fans, the opportunity to be involved in a film, encompassing everything from creative to financial participation, breaking down an institutional forcefield that formerly kept them out.

The CyberPictures team is comprised of seasoned experts from Hollywood and China, with extensive experience in high-profile film and television productions. They also have technical and operational skill that is well ingrained in Web3, allowing them to provide a one-stop RWA (Real World Assets) solution for film productions and teams.

CyberPictures seeks to draw a larger population of Web2 users to the Web3 world through excellent content and fan economics as the platform focuses on entertainment-related RWA assets.

INCEPTION – The Future Of Web3 & Entertainment

CyberPictures and Odaily co-hosted the offline event “INCEPTION – The Future Of Web3 & Entertainment” at Token 2049 in Singapore on September 12th.

At the ceremony, Jonah Greenberg, the president of CyberPictures, and Yang presented speeches and announced the formal launch of the CyberPictures platform, as well as the platform’s first RWA project, Omeebo.

Greenberg, a veteran talent agency and producer engaged in the conventional film industry noted that, despite today’s huge box office earnings, the worldwide film industry still confronts structural issues. These include lower production output and tightened budgets as a result of the expansion of social media, streaming, and gaming, all of which have led to industrywide disasters, such as strikes and layoffs.

Speaking at the event in Singapore, Greenberg reminisced about a film he had produced in the city 20 years ago, lamenting a bygone era for the film industry. One Last Dance (dir. Max Makowski), starring Francis Ng and Harvey Keitel, was an homage to the classic triad films of Hong Kong and was made “by people who loved movies for people who loved

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Author: Jacob Thomas

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