NFT Motion Graphics

This is an explainer video trying to explain what NFT's are, which is also my first Motion Graphic Design project in my Year 2 in The One Academy. 

NFT – Non-Fungible Token

A unique data bind to a digital file store on the blockchain

NFT can be bind with anything digital, Creative Artwork, Music, Image or Videos

The copies of the original files won’t have their NFT copied

Files with NFT can be differentiated from their copies because the copies won't have NFT

Objective

NFT are starting to grow in popularity, but the NFT that is popular is not the technology itself but rather the business side of it, like how people sell NFT with very high price rather than what NFT can really do, my idea for this assignment is to try and explain what NFT are to people who are not so knowledgeable in technology, although there are a lot of thing you need to know about NFT to truly understand it, in my assignment, I will try to explain the uses of NFT and why it is important to us without getting into too much technical details so that firstly people will at least have a surface level understanding of what the technology is really about and secondly they wont just thing NFT are just very expensive JPG you can buy online.

Script

As we approach the digital age,

most of our important files or work-related stuff are stored digitally.

like how we have a password to proof that the bank or social media account belongs to us,

NFT like password can help verified ownership

Although people can copy your files without permission, only the original file have the NFT

That means files that have NFT are protected because they can be differentiated

People nowadays like posting their art or works online,

And to prevent digital art theft,

More institution might start using NFT to verify authenticity before submitting creative works online.

NFT are a great addition to our lives,

as we finally have a way to differentiate the original files from the copies,

And this technology will be a big part of our future and our daily lives.

Special Thanks

Special thanks to my lecturer, Wilmer Lee, for always helping and guiding me with useful critiques in creating this project. Credits to my friend, Agnes Lee for helping on the voiceover part.