Quentin Tarantino auctions unpublished scenes from his film ‘Pulp Fiction’

The filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has decided to enter the new NFT (non-exchangeable goods) art market with an auction of seven previously unreleased scenes shot for its film Pulp Fiction 1994.

“I am very excited to introduce the lovers of Pulp Fiction these exclusive scenes ”, Tarantino said in a statement. “The secret content itself is unique, it has never been seen or heard before.”

Offer includes original handwritten scripts for the film starring Uma Thurman and John Travolta, and exclusive audio commentary by Tarantino himself that “reveal secrets about the film and its creator, according to the Secret Network.

The cinematographic materials are offered as non-exchangeable material or NFT (acronym for non-fungible token, non-exchangeable tokens) on Open Sea, the world’s largest market for these transactions. Tarantino’s NFTs protect not only the film’s hitherto unseen content, but also the identity of those who acquire those scenes.

“The Secret Network and the Secret NTFs provide a whole new world of connection with fans and artists, and I am excited to be a part of this,” said Tarantino.

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Non-expendable tokens will be encoded with the artist’s signature to verify ownership and authenticity, allowing original versions of popular online content to be sold as if they were pieces of art.

Tarantino won Oscars for Best Original Screenplay with Pulp Fiction in 1994, and by Django Unchained, released in 2012.

Pulp Fiction is one of Tarantino’s most popular movies and, with a production budget of just $ 10 million, it had a profit of $ 213.9 million.

Following Tarantino’s announcement, the listing of SCRT, the Secret Network token, rose 14% to the record high of $ 10.02, and the cryptocurrency’s daily transaction volume increased 95% in 24 hours. (E)