Fireside, co-founded by Mark Cuban is partnering with Angry Lunch led by Entourage creator Doug Ellin, to power its first new NFT TV show, Ramble On. Through this partnership, Angry Lunch will be offering 10,000 NFT membership cards for audiences to be part of the show.
Fireside and Angry Lunch to revolutionize the entertainment industry
Never before have we seen any TV show that allows viewers to participate in its creation using NFT technology. However, Fireside and Angry Lunch are kicking off this novel approach now by giving viewers immutable rights on the creation of Ramble On.
The show is a scripted dramatic comedy about veteran stars looking for career reinvention. Some of the notable cast include Charlie Sheen and his father Martin Sheen. Additionally, Entourage stars Kevin Connolly and Kevin Dillon will be joining the cast as well.
According to Fireside CEO Falon Fatemi, NFT holders will get exclusive videos of the production process. And occasionally, the production team may reach out to holders for inputs while the show is developing.
“This idea has been spinning in my head for years and seeing it come to life is incredible,” said Doug Ellin, co-founder of Angry Lunch in a statement. Additionally, Foxman believes that Ramble On is the “flagship show that will mark a paradigm shift” in content production. With the backing of NFT enthusiasts like Mark Cuban, we expect to see more stories like Ramble On in the entertainment industry.
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Fireside, co-founded by Mark Cuban is partnering with Angry Lunch led by Entourage creator Doug Ellin, to power its first new NFT TV show, Ramble On. Through this partnership, Angry Lunch will be offering 10,000 NFT membership cards for audiences to be part of the show.Casts in Ramble On (from left): Kevin Connolly, Kevin Dillon, Charlie Sheen, and Martin Sheen. Image Credit: IMDb.Fireside and Angry Lunch to revolutionize the entertainment industryNever before have we seen any TV show that allows viewers to participate in its creation using NFT technology. However, Fireside and Angry Lunch are kicking off this novel approach now by giving viewers immutable rights on the creation of Ramble On.The show is a scripted dramatic comedy about veteran stars looking for career reinvention. Some of the notable cast include Charlie Sheen and his father Martin Sheen. Additionally, Entourage stars Kevin Connolly and Kevin Dillon will be joining the cast as well.According to Fireside CEO Falon Fatemi, NFT holders will get exclusive videos of the production process. And occasionally, the production team may reach out to holders for inputs while the show is developing.“This idea has been spinning in my head for years and seeing it come to life is incredible,” said Doug Ellin, co-founder of Angry Lunch in a statement. Additionally, Foxman believes that Ramble On is the “flagship show that will mark a paradigm shift” in content production. With the backing of NFT enthusiasts like Mark Cuban, we expect to see more stories like Ramble On in the entertainment industry.Are you tired of missing important NFT drops?Just check out our NFT Calendar!Receive the biggest NFT news of the day & recommendations in our Daily newsletter. All of our news is being sent daily on TelegramWe summarize the biggest news daily on Twitter & Instagram Learn with video tutorials and subscribe to our Youtube Channel All investment/financial opinions expressed by NFTevening.com are not recommendations.This article is educational material.As always, make your own research prior to making any kind of investment.