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ROMPAK Is The First Southeast Asian Film To Use NFT

Owners will receive royalty from the film.

by Ikmal Rozlan
January 28, 2022
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Finance website INTRADAY has announced ROMPAK, a film that the company claims is the first in Southeast Asia to use non-fungible tokens (NFTs). The digital art collection will come with a bunch of special utilities for the owners, which will see them have a hand in filmmaking.

For starters, those who hold the movie’s NFT will receive 20% royalty from the movie, as well as access to special behind-the-scenes content. The owners will also get the rights to select the cast and storyline of INTRADAY’s next film, or as the company calls it, the next “planet”.

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ROMPAK NFT owners are also allowed to re-sell the artwork, with the original creators receiving a commission on each sale. The movie itself stars Zizan Razak, Tony Eusoff, Daiyan Trisha, and more. It was made by INTRADAY together with production company 4ward Pictures.

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According to INTRADAY’s website, the NFT collection for ROMPAK will go live on OpenSea on 22 February at 2:22 PM. The film will be shown in cinemas in February and will be available on Astro First starting from 2 June.

(Source: INTRADAY)

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