At NHQ, we perceive of a dramatic cultural shift in the wake of recent and ongoing technological advancements, and we foresee that independently produced media and art will have a more significant influence on that shift. This may seem obvious by now, but the effects are barely noticeable yet. Not much has changed IRL: same politics, same business, same games. The new eco-system is just beginning to take over.
Sensing the decentralization of content production and distribution, NHQ was formed with the long-term goal of building a fully web-integrated production company. That is: to connect our media production abilities with a many tentacled network distribution control panel. Networks are social and technical at NHQ, and we excel at both.
The disruption of the Big Media Industry will continue for several years to come. We feel there is enough time to prepare. Therefore, following an end-game strategy, the founders have quietly focused on the craft of collaborative media production, and on the network integrations which will promote and deliver them. As revenue potential for online media increases in viability for independent producers, our network infrastructures (technical and social) will place us on a better foundation than much of the established competition.