because it's simply not possible to raise the money for it. and if you do, it's an average time of five to six years to get it financed, because it's a complex operation and it's complex how it works. his next film, though, won't be financed through traditional means. with several other investors, niels has started nft studios — a studio he believes can democratise film financing with tokens being minted and bought by an online community. when i heard about this, there was two aspects of it that was really, really interesting. one is that these are communities that are very engaged in art and music and, you know, film, etc, but also, that they are engaged investors. and how interesting it would be to have people invest in something where they have an excitement to be involved in from it from an art perspective or from a movie perspective. and then we started thinking, "oh, boy! "there's a marketing hub in every investor" and as a producer, that's the best you can get. the studio plans to make a