Tassie athlete and new parent Dave Connolly's mission is to establish Australia's blind football team, the Bilbies. A decade on, they chase their dream on the international stage, leading to Brisbane 2032. A story of resilience, community, and victories that go unseen. Available for the first international territories by the end of May 2026 for the USA World Cup 2026.

A three-part documentary series delves into the Australian mining industry, examining the complex relationship between political forces, activism, and the immense wealth associated with untapped coal reserves, but at what cost? Developed with funding support from Screen Australia, Gold Coast City Council Regional Arts Development Fund and Screen Queensland.

Following on from our documentary Hating Peter Tatchell undercover mission for the 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia, Peter hears first-hand accounts from LGBTQ+ Russian queer activists, where hope has given way to an even darker crackdown, culminating in today’s state‑sanctioned “Queer Purge.” Made with support from Queer Screen Sydney Mardi Gras Film Festival, selected to Cannes Next Presents.

Cherie Williams, a suburban working mum, is pushed to the limit when her long-lost father, a Yakuza crime lord, is freed from a Japanese prison. Set in 1989, Motorhome is a fast-paced road race across America from San Diego to Kansas. Written and directed by Christopher Amos, structured as an Australia/Japan official co-production and shooting on the Gold Coast at Chrysaor Studios.

When your builder lets you down, who do you turn to? Builder Rescue is a two-act competition format where investigative journalism meets game show. We expose the dodgy work, then three certified Gold Coast tradies compete to save the job. The format was born from Chrysaor Studios' own renovation journey and the wider building trust crisis facing Australian homeowners, with story lines drawn from real QBCC complaints. Teaser produced April 2026. Currently seeking broadcaster attachment.

Jack Cole, a gay dancer training to be the British national champion, is introduced to the world of same-sex ballroom dancing when he falls in love with an American dancer. Based on the short documentary Ballroom Boys by Michael Stylianou, he and Christopher Amos have written a queer love story that subverts TV show stereotypes about gender.

A new unscripted format celebrating Australian live performance culture. Street performers, influencers, and musicians from around the country come to the Gold Coast to compete in a variety-meets-game-show hybrid. Buskers earn Buck$ from live audiences; the performers pulling the biggest reactions move through the rounds. Produced on location and at Chrysaor Studios. Currently in active development.

Odysseus, reimagined as a fame-obsessed content creator, embarks on the ultimate challenge video: getting home to his family after the Trojan War. Armed with a GoPro and an insatiable need for viral content, he faces ridiculous trials orchestrated by the gods of Mount Olympus, who manipulate mortals through celestial algorithms and streaming platforms. From battling tech-bro Cyclops brothers to resisting influencer Sirens, Odysseus must overcome his obsession with online validation to rediscover genuine human connection. A razor-sharp satire of influencer culture, celebrity worship, and our digital-age obsession with performative living, from writer-director Christopher Amos.

Abandoned by their human families, a ragtag band of Australian animals busk on the streets of Surfers Paradise for food, in a world where Muppets meets Friends. Six distinct characters with big personalities, crafted for a new generation of vertical-format audiences on TikTok, YouTube Shorts, and ReelShort. Produced in-house using Chrysaor's Animax Virtual Production Stage with motion capture and Unreal Engine 5, Chumpets showcases what small creative teams can achieve with the right infrastructure. A contender for Brisbane 2032 cultural tie-ins through character merchandising. Currently in character development and proof-of-concept.