Some stories deserve
more than two minutes.
We produce feature documentaries for stories with the weight and truth to earn a national audience. Our debut documentary aired on Fox Sports, Kayo, and SBS. That’s the standard we build to.
Every documentary we make starts with a story we believe deserves to be told. These are the two we’ve told so far.
After equaling Fergie Speakman’s record of five Stawell Gift victories, coach Brett Robinson takes on his greatest challenge yet – to make history with a sixth. A story about resilience, ambition, and the relentless spirit of a coach determined to leave his mark.
Thirty years after the 1996 Stawell Gift Women’s 400m Final, the athletes who lined up beside Cathy Freeman reunite to relive the race that defined a generation and continues to echo through Australian sport.
We don’t approach documentary work the way we approach brand films. These are different beasts entirely. Longer timelines, deeper research, and a level of editorial rigour that brand briefs rarely demand.
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For a documentary to be a success, it needs to have story worth telling that is strong enough to sustain an audience for an hour. If it isn’t, we’ll tell you.
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Our films have aired on streaming platforms and national TV. Every technical and editorial decision is made with that standard in mind from day one.
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We find the human truth inside every story. The tension, the doubt, the connection; these are the things that make an audience lean forward rather than look away.
