That it's a law of nature like gravity or the ocean tide. It's something that happens naturally as time goes on.

Yup that's the plan. You need to know someone to get through though.

I think the film is universally relatable given inflation is raging and so is Bitcoin.

Since neither is going away I think it's just a matter of time before someone who is connected to these platforms sees the film and helps me get in.

Thank you! I'm very proud of my work :)

Nothing planned for the future, a lot of life got put on hold while I made this film and financially I would have been better off not doing it, continue fiat mining and stacking sats.

No regrets but it's hard to imagine raising enough money to do another massive project and have it line up with personal life goals like raising a family.

For now, I'm going to keep beating the drum and try to get as many people to see this masterpiece :)

Bit of a curveball answer, but I believe Geoengineering is the most important topic that needs WAY more eyeballs right now. The below documentaries are just a couple of the only ones that've been made about it, we need way more

The Dimming Frankenskies

Amir Taaki will be interesting to invite him in your next film.

Maybe something that is aimed at separating bitcoin from crypto in an educational way. This is still a big learning boundary for noobs.

A deep dive on legal aspects of using real money instead of currency (or negotiable instruments) and how it can impact lives in terms of freedom, ownership, independence, speech.

Thanks for asking, a film about how Bitcoin is transforming lives in regions experiencing hyperinflation or economic collapse. A deep dive into real stories like how people in Venezuela, Zimbabwe or Lebanon are using Bitcoin as a lifeline. Or a documentary featuring the heroes who laid the groundwork for decentralized systems, privacy, and digital freedom.

Haha!

I do run my own Bitcoin node. I ran an LN node for a while to learn how it works but now I don't run my own LN node.

Hussle and luck.

I went to an event he was speaking at and lurked for 2 days until I got 10 seconds to talk to him.

"I'm a filmmaker, I'm making a film about Foreign Aid, I know you wrote a book about it in 1989 and I'd love to interview you about it, is that something that interests you?"

He gave me his contact info and said he couldn't do it until late 2024.

Months later I saw he was speaking at another event and I offered to film his talk for free to pay him back for the ways he's inspired me.

He denied but said he would do the interview for my film if I could pose 3 questions that intrigued him.

My questions did intrigue him and I nailed the interview :)

Ha, I was about to ask the same... good question!

Bitcoin Berlin in El Salvador is the perfect example.

Started with one business accepting Bitcoin and calling a local Bitcoiner every week to sell it for cash.

Until other businesses wanted to accept Bitcoin like the grocery store for example.

Then the businesses never called for cash anymore, they simply spent the sats.

Now there are 100 businesses or so accepting Bitcoin, you can literally get any product or service and pay in Bitcoin.

They use Blink so it's custodial but still an incredible circular economy.

So in short, a circular economy is when people accept bitcoin as payment and use that bitcoin to pay for other things.

No I haven't! send me a few links!

I always gravitated towards human stories, they're more interesting to me.

This film covers the foundation anyone needs to start to appreciate Bitcoin.

The next one would likely be a deeper dive covering the next series of questions people might have about Bitcoin.

And like you said, I would communicate that by telling real stories of people around the world.

I am aware of these platforms but the goal is for this film to reach outside the Bitcoin bubble. For now, releasing it on my own and having people pay $10 has likely brought in more money than I could make with these platforms, maybe I'll reconsider in the future.

I started planning it in October of 2022.

It's hard to say because e I was working on it, thinking about it or dreaming about it 24 hours a day every day.

So 24hours x 365 days x 2 = 17,000 hours

That's why it's been such a relief to finish it!

No dumb questions my friend. It is a documentary exploring the cause, impact and solution to inflation.

You can watch it in full at https://nomoreinflation.com

I agree, I watched the whole thing.

Totally agree. What a well made documentary. This really put things more into perspective and further strengthened and reinforced my conviction of Bitcoin.

Hell ya! this is a common thing I hear, the women love it!!! happy to do it :)

Time will tell, but I do see the value. I like writing, I think it forces you to organize your thoughts in a more meaningful way and I like how sats are tied in.

I'll def stick around enough to redistribute the sats I earned on this thread :)

Also confused by this but will send sats!

it was

To enlighten people before the next financial flood to smooth out the transition from fiat to Bitcoin.

I addressed this in the film: https://x.com/BitcoinShooter/status/1864349328887959875

Lebanon was on the list, and I had plane tickets, but I had to cancel due to the conflict in the region.

I was really lookign forward to meeting bitcoiners there since they had been through so much with debasement and lack of access to their money at the banks.

Not to mention Baalbek and the 1200 ton megaliths!

Tough question... I didn't spend enough time in any location to get a good feel for this.

Find THE story.

You don't need the best camera or lighting or audio equipment, you NEED a powerful story.

Focus on that, follow your instincts, strive to impress yourself, seek feedback but treat them as suggestions, ultimately you decide what is "good", all the answers are within.

Money that can't be printed.

Each project is different depending on the scope.

A documentary following one person is much easier than a global documentary about inflation and Bitcoin.

No More Inflation took me 2 years of total focus and attention.

Absolutely not.

I knew the whole time I was building my house while I was making the film.

I took advantage of every opportunity, I traveled far, I stayed up late, I woke up early, I stayed open to the winds of the universe, adjusted my sails and rode every wave with my all.

It's one of the reasons why I am at peace, I reached the top, there is nothing bigger for a filmmaker than making a full length film that can have an impact in this world.

I can rest now and be content with whatever the future brings :)

What I was doing for many years prior, making short films for businesses and stacking sats.

Perhaps I would already have a child by now... but that's ok, that's what's coming next.

And the film, if it reaches the masses will help make the transition from fiat to Bitcoin smoother and better for me and my children.

So no regrets!

Also, making a film on your own is a massive task.

Not to mention inflation is a massive topic.

And so is Bitcoin.

So I learned I can manage a shit ton of work, organize it, distill it and make it my bitch.

It made me see how powerful I can be.

Bitcoin can enrich your life to an extent never imagined.

I never imagined I'd be making a full length film but Bitcoin allowed me to do it.

It also introduced me to many many new friends around the world.

Even if the film flops, the journey has changed me for the better.

This woman from South Sudan, she didn't make it in the film but I was overcome with emotion during our interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oCB848n8zM

Nothing planned for the future, a lot of life got put on hold while I made this film and financially I would have been better off not doing it, continue fiat mining and stacking sats. No regrets but it's hard to imagine raising enough money to do another massive project and have it line up with personal life goals like raising a family. For now, I'm going to keep beating the drum and try to get as many people to see this masterpiece :)

Fiat will die sooner than most people think.

The Bitcoin space is more political than I thought.

I thought it was more of a meritocracy, it is in many ways, but in many ways it's very political

My brother and Rockstar Dev

I'm confused but I'll send you some sats anyway!