CREATOR & INVESTOR RIGHTS SUMMARY
CREATOR-LED. COLLECTIVE-BACKED.
POWERED BY STORY.
Hudson Media Collective (HMC) is a Georgia-based publishing and production company built on the belief that creative ownership fuels lasting impact. We exist to empower storytellers, filmmakers, and visionaries to bring original ideas to life, without surrendering their intellectual property.
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1. Creator Ownership
Creators retain full authorship and control of their original works.
When HMC partners on a project, whether a book, film, or digital property, ownership percentages and rights are defined in writing before production. Our agreements are transparent, customized, and fair, ensuring creators keep meaningful equity in their creations while benefiting from our resources and reach.
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2. Partnership & Profit Participation
Every collaboration operates under a clear participation model:
HMC invests creative, financial, and logistical support, and once costs are recouped, profits are shared according to the agreed-upon structure.
Typical partnerships follow balanced industry-standard ranges, reflecting our commitment to sustainability for both creator and studio.
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3. Pre-Existing & Independent Works
Any work developed before or outside a partnership with HMC remains the creator’s sole property.
If HMC helps distribute or produce that work, a separate license or production agreement is signed—on the same fair terms offered to any external creator.
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4. Investor Confidence
Investors and collaborators can rely on HMC’s structured operating foundation, strong legal protections, and scalable business model.
We maintain dedicated business accounts, clear recoupment procedures, and internal governance that meet professional publishing and media standards.
Our approach safeguards both creative integrity and return on investment.
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5. The HMC Standard
We don’t acquire IP—we build partnerships around it.
HMC operates as a modern creative studio and publisher where transparency, equity, and excellence are non-negotiable.
Our mission is to redefine independent media by producing cinematic, story-driven works that belong to the people who create them.
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