It’s been a very exciting few weeks for the HardFork team.
With Eric in New York City for the last two weeks we’ve spent some amazingly productive creative time working on the series. The development is coming along beautifully as we enrich the project in manifold directions.
HardFork Entertainment, Inc. is officially a corporation now, with a working corporate bank account, so we can begin to finance and actively manage growth of the HardFork Universe with current and future sponsorship funds.
In the last week we’ve had a pair of fantastic sessions with our team’s Distributed Ledger Technology expert, Matt Neimerg, covering all of the science and mathematics that underpin the story elements and tech we’re infusing into the series. Matt has been very gracious and patient to take the time to explain (and sometimes explain again more slowly and in simpler terms) the intricacies of how the tech works so we can portray it as accurately as possible in the series. These sessions with Matt have been proven to be educational, fruitful, and a lot of fun.
Doug and Eric were invited to a meetup at the 
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.All the while Naomi Brockwell has been traveling conferences around the world from Australia, The Cayman Islands, New York, Acapulco, and at upcoming d10e conference in Silicon Valley raising awareness about the HardFork Series project.
Eric, Chris, Doug and their lovely wives took a break to enjoy a celebratory dinner at the lowest point of last week’s crypto market dip. Luckily, the market started to recover by the time our hangovers eased up the next day.
Eric, Doug, Chris, and their wives.
Lastly, we spoke with HardFork advisor, Matt McKibbin, yesterday about some exciting crypto-conference speaking engagement opportunities for the HardFork team in March and April. More news to come!
We thank you for your continued support and will continue to provide regular updates on our progress.
Yours in the Chain,
The HardFork Team
@HardFork-Series is an upcoming narrative film mini-series with a decentralized filmmaking approach to be produced in New York City and around the world, the team includes writer 
We'd also love it if people posted about their ideas on Steemit using the #hardforkseries tag, we just want to point out that in order to avoid any liability that we will be assuming everything posted within that tag is intended to be a derivative work of the HardFork series and so the HardFork team cannot be liable for any apparent similarities between the content and the final product.
