In order to focus on the growing digital technology, the giant company Amazon without delay introduced the Amazon documentary series to educate the public about the collection of non-fungible tokens (NFT).
Explained, the series called NFTMe has featured artists or collectors to share their experiences about NFT and the positive effects in their daily lives after art and technology combine.
Among the selected individuals who will participate in NFTMe are the United States (US) singer Susaye Greene from The Supremes, Queen Diambi Kabatusuila from the Democratic Republic of Congo, SpaceX and NASA digital artist Refik Anadol and Madonna's music producer Peter Rafelson.
Like to be informed that the first episode will feature the journey of the NFT community, influencers who have just joined the blockchain technology and not forgetting the Queen of Congo Diambi's description of her people who have the Web3 mindset.
While the second episode will be filled with narration by Refik Anadol who successfully created art through NASA and how Eminem's request from 20 years ago led to the NFT journey.
Also followed by the next episode which sees the methods used by leading brands to delve into NFT, the social impact of digital transformation, the resistance of the metaverse and the role of NFT globally.
The latest information is reported that NFTMe is being streamed on Amazon Prime in the US and United Kingdom (UK) only, but the series will take place worldwide by 2023, commented the film producer Tech Talk.
