I've never been this excited before.

Since I was 16, I have always kept a private diary. Writing for me was a way to share all the questions and insecurities with the only person that I thought would understand – myself. Especially it mattered when the time has come to stick yourself to the particular future, preferably the one which will not disappoint the relatives and provide the necessary financial support. On that ground, it was pretty difficult to come clean and loud with the statement as blunt as "I want to be a filmmaker." So my only option was to connect the passion for cinema with the moneymaking aspect of it. Producing was the choice. Since then, I have spent almost ten years trying to love what was extremely difficult to like for a shy introvert from middle Russia. And I have also spent some amount of later years convincing myself that this path is for life. You're now a producer, and that's how you will present yourself to the world each and every time you meet somebody.

At 16, the second I saw the opening titles of Drive, I knew that I wanted to make movies. At 26, after the first ten pages of "How to DeFi," I was stunned and transformed by the possibilities of web3. And I left the book with the feeling that nothing would be the same anymore. After doing projects for music artists, ad agencies, LLCs, Russian billionaires, D-I-Y filmmakers, commercial brands, and the State even, in an instant, I was ready to let the industry go. I guess that's the power of crypto. And honestly, I've never been happier in my life.

I am setting up a Mirror page with a strong desire to share this journey, from an entertainment producer to web3-enthusiast. For the first time, I enjoy sharing what I do and what I'm about to do. No longer will I be ashamed thinking out loud, although, of course, there'll be a ridiculous thought here and there. Only four months into the web3 world, I already know how much more there is to learn – and I don't want to do it by myself only. Nothing excites me more than this now.

Come along for the ride.

I've never been this excited before.

Since I was 16, I have always kept a private diary. Writing for me was a way to share all the questions and insecurities with the only person that I thought would understand – myself. Especially it mattered when the time has come to stick yourself to the particular future, preferably the one which will not disappoint the relatives and provide the necessary financial support. On that ground, it was pretty difficult to come clean and loud with the statement as blunt as "I want to be a filmmaker." So my only option was to connect the passion for cinema with the moneymaking aspect of it. Producing was the choice. Since then, I have spent almost ten years trying to love what was extremely difficult to like for a shy introvert from middle Russia. And I have also spent some amount of later years convincing myself that this path is for life. You're now a producer, and that's how you will present yourself to the world each and every time you meet somebody.

At 16, the second I saw the opening titles of Drive, I knew that I wanted to make movies. At 26, after the first ten pages of "How to DeFi," I was stunned and transformed by the possibilities of web3. And I left the book with the feeling that nothing would be the same anymore. After doing projects for music artists, ad agencies, LLCs, Russian billionaires, D-I-Y filmmakers, commercial brands, and the State even, in an instant, I was ready to let the industry go. I guess that's the power of crypto. And honestly, I've never been happier in my life.

I am setting up a Mirror page with a strong desire to share this journey, from an entertainment producer to web3-enthusiast. For the first time, I enjoy sharing what I do and what I'm about to do. No longer will I be ashamed thinking out loud, although, of course, there'll be a ridiculous thought here and there. Only four months into the web3 world, I already know how much more there is to learn – and I don't want to do it by myself only. Nothing excites me more than this now.

Come along for the ride.