We’re glad you're here. We make authentic, doco-style cinematic portraits that bring brands to life, & without costing the world.
Chris Graham is an award-winning documentary director with decades of experience, crafting everything from box office hit feature films to acclaimed documentaries for TV.
Chris works with experienced creative producers who know how to execute top shelf content, both efficiently & cost-effectively.
Together, we reckon the best way to capture the essence of a brand - is through genuine & memorable storytelling. That’s why our content draws on real-life human experiences – building deep connections with audiences.
So, whether you need a premium portriat told for your advertising, website, an important presentation, or your social channels, we can help elevate your brand to the next level.
While we specialise in documentary portraits, we have experience in a whole lot more. Chris has hundreds of TV commercials under his belt and knows how to bring out the best in actors, be it comedy or drama. Check out his showreel if you want to see his varied direction.
Love music? Us too. We love good tunes as much as you do. As New Zealand’s most awarded music video director (& weekend DJ) Chris knows how to make music-driven ideas sing loudly. So, if you’re looking for something with a musical slant, just Hollaaaa.
TVNZ | Watch trailer
Chris won Best Director (Documentary/Factual) at the 2022 NZ TV Awards for this gritty eight-part series on iconic rapper Scribe going sober and working on his final album.
THREE | Watch trailer
An emotional portrait of newsreader Mike McRoberts' transformational te reo journey, which takes him to discover his Māori roots. Directed by Chris in 2022 For TV3.
RNZ | Watch trailer
This seven-part doco on the history of NZ hip hop won ‘Best Video’ award at the 2021 Radio Awards. Chris directed the series, and Alice Casserly was network executive.
STUFF | Watch trailer
In this 2022 series for Stuff, Chris captured intimate stories of young NZ musicians finding their own tribe, within Aotearoa's varied underground music scenes.












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