This proposal requests 1.6 ETH (~$3,000 USD) to partially fund and execute a 15–20 minute mini-documentary capturing Nouns Builder communities in action across:
The fully scoped production budget is approximately $5,000 USD.
This request represents a majority anchor commitment, with optional co-sponsorship expanding scope where appropriate.
This proposal is standalone and separate from the Events Coordinator Residency.
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Nouns Builder is infrastructure.
Infrastructure is powerful — but often invisible.
The protocol’s value lives not only in contracts and governance mechanics, but in the communities building on it.
Right now, that activity is fragmented across:
The culture exists — but it is dispersed.
Without synthesis, the ecosystem appears smaller and less coherent than it actually is.
This documentary functions as a convergence point.
It turns fragmented digital conversations, temporary coordination, hackathon experimentation, and cross-DAO collaboration into a unified narrative artifact.
Without documentation, the cultural layer of the protocol remains scattered and ephemeral.
With documentation, it becomes legible.
Builder Protocol is entering a new phase.
Over the past year, substantial effort has gone into scoping and implementing meaningful protocol upgrades. Core infrastructure and associated tooling have matured to a point where the product is something to be proud of.
At the same time:
The convergence of:
creates a uniquely aligned moment.
Capturing this inflection point documents the protocol when it is technically ready for renewed distribution and innovation.
This documentary is not geographically limited.
It will integrate material from distributed communities to demonstrate Builder’s global impact.
For example:
The goal is to show that Builder is not event-bound — it is an ongoing, global coordination layer.
The Gnars community is already innovating with token models aligned with the direction Builder seeks to enable.
Including these examples allows the film to illustrate:
Interviews with Tech Pod contributors and governance participants may contextualize:
The film becomes a protocol-level case study — not just documentation.
This artifact enables:
Artifacts travel further than people.
The production itself onboards Denver-based film professionals into:
This bridges creative industries and decentralized infrastructure.
The fully scoped production budget is approximately $5,000 USD.
This proposal requests 1.6 ETH (~$3,000 USD).
The project is structured to be:
If additional communities contribute, scope may expand.
If not, the film will be completed by tightening production scope and post-production scale.
The requested funding ensures baseline execution.
Additional funding enhances ambition — not viability.
Total: ~$3,000 USD (~1.6 ETH)
This film becomes:
Event presence is temporary. Documentation compounds.