Building Freedom Through Transparent Creator Revenue

Khoa Le is the Founder of Sutudu / Open Revenue Ledger. A filmmaker, serial entrepreneur, and advocate for creator ownership, he is building platforms that deliver transparent residual income, fair revenue sharing, and global distribution for artists and content creators.

Sutudu (from the Vietnamese word for “freedom”) is an AI-powered film & TV licensing marketplace and streaming platform designed to help creators monetize and distribute content worldwide with full transparency. Khoa’s work on open revenue ledger systems focuses on patent-pending royalty and smart-contract-enabled splitting mechanisms that ensure creators receive residual income without opaque middlemen. A director of films including “Walt Before Mickey” and “Bezos,” and founder of multi-million-dollar production companies Kvibe Studios and Live Picture Studios, Khoa brings deep experience from both the creative and business sides of media. At UN Blockchain Week he shares how transparent ledgers and Web3-inspired infrastructure can finally give creators real ownership and sustainable income.