> TV shows don't have patreons or kickstarters. I wonder why not. If you're already doing payroll for the production of a TV show, it should be trivial to exp

> TV shows don't have patreons or kickstarters. I wonder why not. If you're already doing payroll for the production of a TV show, it should be trivial to express each payout as a percentage (this particular gaffer gets 0.56%, etc). It would then be easy to encode that in software somewhere (smart contract?) such that when payments come in, they get split up and disbursed accordingly. If you coupled the addresses of these contracts with the content itself (as metadata on the file or in a lookup table somewhere, keyed by CTPH) consumers could then be choosy about whether they're supporting content which transparently supports all of its creators vs content that just lets a middleman soak up the profits.