
Australia · Media production startup
Australia's First Social Enterprise Film Studio Chrysaor Studios combines world-class production facilities, compelling content distribution, and award-winning productions – all dr
Funding reportedLast round: Venture (Round not Specified)
Australia's First Social Enterprise Film Studio Chrysaor Studios combines world-class production facilities, compelling content distribution, and award-winning productions – all dr
iven by social enterprise principles. Our 1,900m2 Gold Coast facility includes: - Kevin Weldon AO Soundstage – 400m2 premium production space with 6m ceiling height, full acoustic treatment, climate control - Animax Virtual Production Stage – Queensland's only dedicated VP facility with 49.5m2 LED Volume and expert crew support - Production Offices & Crew Base – 154.5m2 first-floor complex with executive offices, 12-seat conference room, 2 Gbps Fibre NBN, 24/7 access We offer turnkey LED Volume solutions and professional soundstages at 30-40% below Sydney and Melbourne rates. Clear quotes in 24 hours, no surprises. As a Social Traders-certified organisation, we reinvest profits into industry development, emerging talent programs, and initiatives for a more diverse and sustainable screen sector. Founded by Christopher Amos, director of Hating Peter Tatchell (Netflix), executive produced by Elton John and David Furnish. 📍 492 Scottsdale Drive, Varsity Lakes, Gold Coast QLD 4227 📞 +61 7 5681 1078 🌐 www.chrysaor.com.au 📧 team@chrysaor.com.au
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