The Next Big Industry

[Anonymous No.55482507]

The next industry set to skyrocket financially will be long-format media. At first glance, it might seem like a failing market:

>Oversaturated with multiple streaming platforms.
>Said platforms are beginning to cannibalize each other.
>Big-budget projects are failing to meet their targets.
>Each year, fewer people are tuning into TV.

However, these are merely symptoms of companies stuck in the past, struggling against the tide of change.

The success of alternative media reveals a substantial demand from consumers who feel overlooked. This is particularly evident in shows like Helluva Boss and Lackadaisy. Despite being produced by a small independent studio, these shows manage to amass considerable viewership in a short period. Granted, these shows may not be top-tier, but they offer a refreshing contrast to the mainstream media's stale output.

Public sentiment is rapidly turning against the current paradigm, fueled by a desperate hunger for novelty and innovation. Aspiring to become a millionaire? Consider the following:

>Investing in indie studios that show promise.
>Starting your own indie studio with the intention of creating fresh intellectual property.
>Investing in software and hardware companies that facilitate production.
>Creating a rapid-response platform that allows consumers to directly support their favorite shows

[Anonymous No.55482538]

>>55482507
>>Investing in indie studios that show promise.
>>Starting your own indie studio with the intention of creating fresh intellectual property.
>>Investing in software and hardware companies that facilitate production.
>>Creating a rapid-response platform that allows consumers to directly support their favorite shows

Unironically looking for software companies that directly challenge adobe and autodesk in terms of involvement in production workflows.

[Anonymous No.55482612]

>>55482538
Good! You're on the right track.
And if you could, I would recommend looking for free ones too with alternative means of monetization.
People will always find a way to pirate digital markets. Instead of fighting it, companies should find other ways to around it.
Steam is a great example of how a company helped reduced piracy in the video game industry.

[Anonymous No.55482981]

>>55482507
>across board ban
>two billion fine
>christian powerbase
>success
Anon; (you)...

[Anonymous No.55483027]

>>55482981
I appreciate the (you), but I have no idea what that word salad is.