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What's happening in the Gold Coast screen industry, what can happen next, and five years of building a studio. Anyone who is creative is welcome.

Six months after opening, Christopher Amos tells ABC Gold Coast where Chrysaor Studios' work is coming from and why the local screen industry needs to band together. Watch and read the full interview.

Twelve businesses received Screen Queensland Capital Grants. Two are studios. One is on Screen Queensland's Gold Coast Facilities page. Chrysaor Studios is the other. Here is our story, with the numbers.

An honest account of where Chrysaor Studios really is, and what the local industry can do about it.

The Minister stepped onto Queensland's only permanent open-access LED volume and sat inside a scene as the world moved photorealistically around him.

The Chrysaor facility brochure is here, and it is built for filmmakers who thought a real studio was out of reach

Screen Australia has released Screen Currency 2026, its first full read on the value of the Australian screen and games sector in a decade. It runs to five reports, built on research with more than 13,750 people. It is the clearest evidence base the industry has had in years, and it lands on a contradiction that anyone building in this sector already feels in their bones.

With more than ten years across scripted film and television, from Production Office Coordinator to SFX Coordinator to Costume and creative producing, Lisa brings exactly the kind of experience and generosity our studio was built to back.

IF Magazine profiles Chrysaor Studios as a Gold Coast production facility with a difference. As a certified social enterprise film studio, Chrysaor reinvests at least 50 per cent of its profits into building career pathways for emerging filmmakers. T