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An upcoming animated kids’ series called “Owen Nowhere” will be released on a decentralized web platform using blockchain technology. Founded by industry professionals Chris Jammal and Jaclynn Demas, the show aims to revolutionize children’s entertainment in the decentralized era.
Decentralized Approach
The production studio, We Ghosted Media, is partnering with Lamina1 to launch the series, breaking away from traditional show release methods in favor of web3 technology.
Immersive Experience
“Owen Nowhere” will offer an interactive experience for fans, allowing them to engage with the show, contribute ideas, and even make key decisions for the storyline. The virtual space will feature behind-the-scenes content, collectible digital assets, and community-driven experiences.
Challenges Ahead
While the show presents exciting opportunities for viewer engagement, there may be challenges in convincing parents to manage a crypto wallet for their children. Lamina1 CEO Rebecca Barkin acknowledges the need for protections and permissions in place to ensure a safe and secure environment for young viewers.
Overall, “Owen Nowhere” aims to create a unique and engaging experience for both kids and adults, tapping into the growing interest in blockchain technology and the metaverse.
