Bring the vision and discussion of thousands of decentralized repositories to the big screen.
Going through banking, identity, and assets to share how Blockchain industrializes trust versus the incumbents that are still "trust artisans" and will be disrupted.
The first season includes ten initial chapters (episodes), with each focused on a different particular Blockchain use case. It features some of the most known faces within the space, including Adam Back, Vinny Lingham, Alexis Sirkia, and Alejandro Regojo among many others.
Crossing the Yellow Blocks represents a challenge not only for its advantaged thematic, but also because Blockchain is in an important period of global changes.
With these considerations, where have we set our objective? Usually, the topics related to technology are counted in a technical language, by technicians, for an audience with different technological levels. And what about ordinary people, we deprive them of this information?
As narrators we believe that it is "that audience" to whom we must focus our documentary, to whom it is not enough just to tell them a story, but also we must actively accompany and make them part of the journey that means introducing
themselves to a new social perspective.
Crossing the Yellow Blocks will share with the audience a more human and questioning look towards an incipient technological universe that is defined by its capacity of decentralization, trace-ability and by the security it offers in the protection and privacy of information.
Innovators from different sectors and places in the world will present their visions and positions towards this disruptive technology. There are those who support the Blockchain from its foundations, being adopted in areas as diverse as: public administration, health, finance, legal, society, music and sports among others.
The path of the Blockchain will also be questioned, there being a fraction of exhibitors that will object to the end of its implementation and its future in society. A society that constantly evaluates the new actors in the system, understanding the power of their opinion and deciding on what information they want to receive.
