Resource allocation for filmmaking and other content creation

[aninaser]

When technology is reviewed for consumers, computational performance is measured usually by three workflows: General computing (word processing/internet browsing), gaming, and content creation. I think if we leveraged the power of decentralized computing and fashioned resource allocation so that content creators could share distributed computing (I am not sure as to the viability of this model, feel free to comment), and create studio environments for editing films to be shown in theaters, or art to be shown in galleries, we would be able to form strong communities of artists. As an amateur filmmaker myself, I would imagine a 360 degree editing suite where I could walk around, drag and drop media into a timeline, and edit with precision using my hands. Now I understand this would involve the massive undertaking of creating such a program that could render itself as well as media clips, as well as running it on a blockchain. However, I think that sort of tool could be invaluable to amateur/indie filmmakers. On the more static art side, I'd imagine more "physical" studio spaces with room to create sculptures or canvas art or whatever the medium may be. I understand this is a massive logistical and structural undertaking, but I believe it may have more users than some may think.

[kylerchin]

:+1: Cool!

[kylerchin]

Game of Thrones could be filmed in Decentraland. LOL. @aunteek