Jaime Schwarz

And you get a fan fiction, non-sanctioned stories that everybody's doing and they allow it to happen, but not on an IP level. Right now, I'm working with an amazing author, Yanni Payne, in his book series, In the Shadow of a King. It's like 24 meets Star Wars. It's all on Earth, but it's just like post-apocalypse, everybody trying to work together against the big bad guys.

And you get a fan fiction, non-sanctioned stories that everybody's doing and they allow it to happen, but not on an IP level. Right now, I'm working with an amazing author, Yanni Payne, in his book series, In the Shadow of a King. It's like 24 meets Star Wars. It's all on Earth, but it's just like post-apocalypse, everybody trying to work together against the big bad guys.

And you get a fan fiction, non-sanctioned stories that everybody's doing and they allow it to happen, but not on an IP level. Right now, I'm working with an amazing author, Yanni Payne, in his book series, In the Shadow of a King. It's like 24 meets Star Wars. It's all on Earth, but it's just like post-apocalypse, everybody trying to work together against the big bad guys.

And we're taking that story and recognizing with the world building, this isn't just about saying we want fans. This is about how the fans engage in the story. So what we're building is a co-creation model there. Yanni and I connected over that term, co-creation, where he said, I want my fans to be a part of the story. I'm just making the seeds, the beginning points.

And we're taking that story and recognizing with the world building, this isn't just about saying we want fans. This is about how the fans engage in the story. So what we're building is a co-creation model there. Yanni and I connected over that term, co-creation, where he said, I want my fans to be a part of the story. I'm just making the seeds, the beginning points.

And we're taking that story and recognizing with the world building, this isn't just about saying we want fans. This is about how the fans engage in the story. So what we're building is a co-creation model there. Yanni and I connected over that term, co-creation, where he said, I want my fans to be a part of the story. I'm just making the seeds, the beginning points.

I've got so many characters across so many different parts around the world that I'm living out in all of my different storylines. Once again, think 24. It's just, oh my God, who's doing what? that we're building the system where you read the book, it comes with a bookmark, the bookmark is your access to the AI, so you can have a conversation with the book.

I've got so many characters across so many different parts around the world that I'm living out in all of my different storylines. Once again, think 24. It's just, oh my God, who's doing what? that we're building the system where you read the book, it comes with a bookmark, the bookmark is your access to the AI, so you can have a conversation with the book.

I've got so many characters across so many different parts around the world that I'm living out in all of my different storylines. Once again, think 24. It's just, oh my God, who's doing what? that we're building the system where you read the book, it comes with a bookmark, the bookmark is your access to the AI, so you can have a conversation with the book.

The book determines if you're a fan enough or not to get into the Discord. The Discord, you're now with other fans. The fans will determine if you are worthy of writing your own fanfic that they will then upvote. And if it's upvoted enough, your fanfic gains access to a fourth-level character. And the way I would say that is look at Star Wars.

The book determines if you're a fan enough or not to get into the Discord. The Discord, you're now with other fans. The fans will determine if you are worthy of writing your own fanfic that they will then upvote. And if it's upvoted enough, your fanfic gains access to a fourth-level character. And the way I would say that is look at Star Wars.

The book determines if you're a fan enough or not to get into the Discord. The Discord, you're now with other fans. The fans will determine if you are worthy of writing your own fanfic that they will then upvote. And if it's upvoted enough, your fanfic gains access to a fourth-level character. And the way I would say that is look at Star Wars.

A lot of people died to get the plans for this Death Star. What'd they do? They made Rogue One. Then you saw the story of Rogue One. There's that guy who was running the rebellion. What'd they do? Made Andor. A story off a story off a story. There's fourth level characters sitting in there that Disney should have no problem giving away access to super fans for.

A lot of people died to get the plans for this Death Star. What'd they do? They made Rogue One. Then you saw the story of Rogue One. There's that guy who was running the rebellion. What'd they do? Made Andor. A story off a story off a story. There's fourth level characters sitting in there that Disney should have no problem giving away access to super fans for.

A lot of people died to get the plans for this Death Star. What'd they do? They made Rogue One. Then you saw the story of Rogue One. There's that guy who was running the rebellion. What'd they do? Made Andor. A story off a story off a story. There's fourth level characters sitting in there that Disney should have no problem giving away access to super fans for.

So there's a bridge that can be actually made between fanfic and IP. And that's what Yanni's building. He's the first author slash. He also has a first look with Warner television and a movie he's been writing. It all goes together where he's saying, I don't want fans. I want co-creators become a part of my world. And that's now possible.

So there's a bridge that can be actually made between fanfic and IP. And that's what Yanni's building. He's the first author slash. He also has a first look with Warner television and a movie he's been writing. It all goes together where he's saying, I don't want fans. I want co-creators become a part of my world. And that's now possible.

So there's a bridge that can be actually made between fanfic and IP. And that's what Yanni's building. He's the first author slash. He also has a first look with Warner television and a movie he's been writing. It all goes together where he's saying, I don't want fans. I want co-creators become a part of my world. And that's now possible.

Yeah, and there is a 90-10 rule about user-generated content. Usually everybody's consuming and there's a few people who make. But when you're incentivized to make, when we're actually growing up in a world where creativity is probably the only thing left that AI won't take, where's the economy? We need a co-creator economy because there's nothing else left.

Yeah, and there is a 90-10 rule about user-generated content. Usually everybody's consuming and there's a few people who make. But when you're incentivized to make, when we're actually growing up in a world where creativity is probably the only thing left that AI won't take, where's the economy? We need a co-creator economy because there's nothing else left.