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We will begin with this series, but our vision and hope is that this catalyzes a movement and a research and development focus in the space on cryptoeconomic models for real world impact.\n\n\ud83c\udfa5THE GRANT WORK WILL RESULT IN THE FOLLOWING:\n-Dozens of recorded interviews with a diverse group of subject matter experts from climate action and environmental restoration, to carbon scientists, token engineers and crypto economic researchers.\n\n-A series of three 10-15 minutes documentaries:\n\nPart 1: The Posidonia Herbarium, A Pivotal Ecosystem in Peril \nEcological and economic degradation and impact told through the local lens\n\nPart 2: Reframing Posidonia and Ecosystems as Natural Capital\nIntro to Natural Capital Assets, Ecological Economics, exploration of the potential of new innovative economic models to re-align incentives using blockchain technologies\n\nPart 3: Regenerating the Reef & The Dawn of the Regenaissance\nConfronting landscape scale problems in multiple dimensions - restoration techniques, new economic models as patterns, their potential in reversing feedback loops and aligning economy with ecology\n\n-Sponsor/granting organization logo in all film credits and on all marketing materials and press releases\n-Creation of a website\n-Press release distribution to hundreds of international journalists\n-Submissions to documentary film festivals i.e. Cannes, EkoFilm, Innsbruck Nature Film Festival \n-Documentary series screenings at #ReFi & Climate action events, and launch events in Hy\u00e8res-les-Palmiers, Marseille, Lisbon and Berlin\n-Series distribution on several platforms; our key advisor is a documentary filmmaker whose work has appeared on Netflix (see team section).\n\n\ud83d\udc65 AUDIENCE\nWhile this documentary series is focused on Web3 builders and researchers, our aim is to touch and connect a public that stretches beyond the traditional and well-informed crypto-savvy audience and crosses many areas of disciplinary study. Our intended audience also includes government and non-governmental organizations in Europe and around the globe, scientists and engineers, and social and environmental activists across ecology, economics, climate change, and tech.\n\n\n\ud83e\udd1d\u200b THE TEAM\n\nLouise Borreani is a writer and researcher at Curve Labs, where she published extensive research on natural capital assets and the tokenomics for seagrass restoration. She graduated with a Master in Environmental Policy, writing her thesis on blockchain applications for environmental governance, and has experience in journalism and radio broadcasting.\n\nJessica Zartler is an award-winning journalist, token engineering researcher and communications advisor at BlockScience studying and writing about regenerative economics, computer-aided governance, complex systems, algorithmic policy design, narratives and memetics. She is a founding steward of the Token Engineering Commons and advisor and course author in the first ever Token Engineering Fundamentals course at Token Engineering Academy. \n\nRyan Christoffersen is a producer, cinematographer, researcher and full stack engineer  currently working as a technical product manager for the Regen Network. He produced documentaries such as \u201cLiving on One Dollar\u201d, released on Netflix in 2015. \n\nMehdi Muso is a videographer and certified diving instructor living in Marseille. After having studied a Photography Masters degree in Documentary and Photojournalism at the Speos Photographic Institute in Paris, Musso specialized in capturing underwater scenes. Outside of this, his work also focuses on underlying stories of everyday people by bringing new light to the physical and social landscapes they live within.\n\nKaty Wright is a former BBC radio and online journalist/producer. She now writes copy, creates content, and develops brand identities for both traditional and emerging media companies. Alongside her freelance work, Katy is the marketing co-ordinator for a leading UK film and TV locations agency and teaches English Conversation about Art, Design & Biomimicry at l'Institut Superieur de Design de Saint Malo in her adopted hometown.\n\n\ud83d\udcaaWHAT HAS BEEN DONE SO FAR\nThe documentary series will be based on the following research by Louise Borreani and Curve Labs with further investigation by Jessica Zartler and colleagues at BlockScience, Regen Network, and the Token Engineering community:\n\n-The Cryptoeconomic Neptune highlights the importance of Posidonia\u2019s ecosystem services, then introduces a tokenized natural capital system inspired by Kolektivo.\nhttps://blog.curvelabs.eu/the-cryptoeconomic-neptune-a96e3d7d9ff3\n\n-New Breath in the Mediterranean details Posidonia\u2019s restoration methods and techniques https://medium.com/curve-labs/new-breath-in-the-mediterranean-35d881d094ae\n\n-Primer on Natural Capital Currencies lists the different manners in which Web3 tooling can represent, maintain and restore natural capital in the real world https://medium.com/kolektivo-co/primer-on-natural-capital-currencies-c1df8ccf5a9c\n\n-Web3 Natural Capital Assets Taxonomy designs a living classification system for natural capital assets https://blog.curvelabs.eu/web3-natural-capital-assets-taxonomy-28285259f68c\n\n-Created a teaser video (awaiting one permission for public distribution) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-GYcnOhZIc\n\n-Purchased a domain and started work on a website https://theneptuneproject.earth/\n\n\ud83d\udcb8 WHERE THE MONEY GOES\nThis grant will support the production of the documentary series. Costs include:\n\n-Research, writing and translation\n-Underwater cinematography, video production and editing\n-Graphic design and animation\n-Travel expenses & carbon offsets\n-Marketing and press release \n\n\ud83d\udcb1WHAT WE CAN DO WITH MORE FUNDING\nA documentary series of higher quality \u2014 for example by:\n\n-Expanding the video production team\n-Covering additional Posidonia restoration projects\n-A documentary series with more impact \u2014 for example by: Expanding marketing & distribution of the video series \n-Organizing events around the projection\n\n\ud83d\udc99 For further information, questions or collaboration requests, please follow us on Twitter @_NeptuneProject or email us at leprojetdeneptune@gmail.com ", "lastUpdated": 0, "projectGithub": "Curve-Labs", "projectTwitter": "_NeptuneProject"}, "recipient": "0x57E6cf96a2E99a3fdAa79Acc3A14fC9be1Eabc03"}}