A media-arts collective
A studio and publishing collective for makers who find the unexpected route. We build, we ship, and we climb together.
What this is
HACKING☆PARADISE is a trial media-arts production and outsourcing studio and publishing collective. A group of multi-faceted creatives who send each other work, take on bigger clients together, and build a shared body of work and reputation, without giving up individual ownership or the freedom to work outside the studio.
What it is for
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More freelance work for members.
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A shared social presence across the industries we serve.
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Larger clients over time, with rising rates.
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Growing from a trial studio into a legally backed business.
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A steady, growing revenue stream for members and the studio.
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A body of work under one label that strengthens every member's portfolio.
The turn
The slow, gatekept path is not the only way to arrive. We look for the route others overlook, and we take it together.
What you get
The members
HACKING☆PARADISE is built by a small core of multi-faceted creatives. These are the members. The work we have collectively had hands on lives in the next section.
Member portraits are monogram placeholders for now. Real photos and reels drop in from hp_assets.
The work
Shown as collective HACKING☆PARADISE output and grouped by type. We do not break down who did what. The point is the body of work, not the credit split.
A living list. New collaborators and project sets are still being added from the studio SoundCloud and the members' catalogs.
For clients
Need a team that can take a project from idea to delivery across film, games, music, design, and code? Bring it to the studio and we will assemble the right people for it.
Join us
HACKING☆PARADISE is for people doing exceptional work across the arts and media. Membership is invitation and application based. When projects come in, members are offered paid roles at their own rates, and every offer is optional. A small 1.5 percent fee on each payout funds the studio (hosting, business costs, marketing, festival fees, a cushion, and a personal-project fund).
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