In the current digital creative industry, creators often face issues related to profit distribution and responsibility allocation in collaboration. However, with the development of Web3 technology, a new type of collaboration model is emerging, providing creators with a more transparent and fair way to work together.

This blockchain-based collaboration model mainly includes the following key elements:

1. Modular division of tasks: Break down the creative process into specific modules such as scripting, voiceover, 3D modeling, and promotion, with each module having clear task definitions and scoring criteria. This approach helps clarify each member's contribution and lays the foundation for subsequent profit distribution.

2. Profit Sharing in Smart Contracts: Write income distribution rules into smart contracts, including percentage distribution, royalties, secondary market commissions, etc. Earnings can be automatically distributed to each member's digital wallet according to preset rules, simplifying the reconciliation and settlement process.

3. Decentralized Fund Management: Utilize multi-signature or DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization) treasury to manage public funds, such as production costs, advertising fees, etc. Significant expenditures require the agreement of multiple parties to ensure transparency and reasonableness in the use of funds.

4. Incentive Mechanism and Reputation System: By releasing small rewards to attract external contributors, rewards are distributed based on completion status and community ratings. At the same time, the reputation records of contributors are put on the blockchain, and outstanding contributors can receive a higher share ratio or more governance rights.

5. Marketization of works: Put completed works (such as agents, templates, or short films) on professional market platforms, with each work accompanied by revenue sharing rules to achieve an integrated function of "selling + sharing."

6. Governance and Dispute Resolution: Establish basic governance processes, including voting on important matters and arbitration mechanisms, to provide solutions for potential disputes.

This new collaborative model not only guarantees the creative freedom of each creator but also fairly distributes profits based on actual contributions. It breaks through the limitations of traditional cooperation models, providing creators with a more flexible and transparent collaboration platform. As Web3 technology continues to mature, we have reason to believe that this collaborative model will play an increasingly important role in the future creative industry, pushing the entire sector towards a more open and equitable direction.