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Frameworks, narratives and storytelling build superior branding and strategy.
Sustainable Business Growth
Better thinking leads to fearless strategic platforms which drive business outcomes.
When truth and context are irrelevant in the media, it becomes more irrelevant in our daily lives.
The media is how our culture shares. It greets us in the morning and it’s the last thing we see at night. The media is constantly with our children when they’re alone. Its voice and values have displaced ours as parents and grandparents. Media context is needed to help our teenagers and young adults to lead successful lives.
As our lifestyles move faster and faster, we turn to the media to meet some of our deepest needs. The need for relationships. The need for information. And the need to feel part of a community. Tragically, there is a voice that is seldom heard in the media. It is the authentic voice of truth and virtue.
When the truth is irrelevant in the media, it becomes more irrelevant in our daily lives. But if truth can be communicated with relevance and understanding, then the media can be raised to its highest purpose. This is both the hope and mission of Mars Hill Media.
Without question the media is the loudest voice in our culture.
It goes without saying that in the average American household mass media has become the primary transmitter of a largely uncensored, up-to-the-minute, post-modern world view. Parents, children and entire families are being held hostage by the all-consuming 24/7 onslaught of the media.
Without question, mass media is the loudest voice in our culture. The once well-defined lines between news and entertainment, fact and fiction, image and message, truth and lies have all become blurred. The values displayed in the media have passively become our own.
Making the simple complicated is commonplace; making the complicated simple, awesomely simple—that’s creativity.