The best stories don't stop at the screen.
We develop and produce film, television and short-form entertainment for international audiences. Our experience spans ambitious international coproductions, established franchises and original storytelling.
Today, we're applying that expertise to new opportunities in intellectual property, cross-format development and global distribution.
A story is the beginning.
Great entertainment starts with a compelling idea, memorable characters and a reason for audiences to care. But an intellectual property can increasingly reach audiences through different formats, each offering a distinct way to experience its world.
Film, television, animation, games and short-form entertainment can complement one another, creating opportunities for discovery, engagement and franchise development. We consider those opportunities from the beginning, combining creative development with a broader understanding of financing, distribution, audience behaviour and commercial potential.
That doesn't mean every story needs to become a franchise. The objective is always to find the right creative and commercial approach for the underlying material.
Lollipop Chainsaw
In development
The project
The cult gaming franchise comes to the big screen.
Originally released in 2012, Lollipop Chainsaw became a cult favourite through its irreverent combination of horror, action, comedy and memorable characters. Now the franchise is being developed for a new live-action feature film.
Conceived as a mature action-comedy prequel, the film expands the world of Lollipop Chainsaw through an original story set before the events of the first game. The project was officially announced at Tokyo Game Show in September 2026.
One franchise. Multiple opportunities.
- Games
- Live-Action Film
- Gaming & Animation Development
Lollipop Chainsaw represents an approach to IP development that considers how audiences interact with a franchise across formats. Alongside the existing games and further developments in gaming and animation, the live-action feature creates another opportunity to expand the property internationally.
Our ambition is to develop the film as a compelling entertainment experience in its own right while contributing to a broader franchise strategy.
The Last Daughter of the Ninja Throne
Previously developed under the working title The Good Shinobi.
The series
A secret heir. An unlikely protector. A deadly family legacy.
Yin Law has no idea she is the rightful heir to the powerful Sute-go ninja clan. When her stepbrother orders her execution, her unlikely rescuer is Nero, an apparently unremarkable office janitor hiding a dangerous secret.
As a covert war threatens to consume her family, Nero must protect and train Yin to become the fighter she never knew she was destined to be.
Developed as a vertical action-comedy series, The Last Daughter of the Ninja Throne brings cinematic martial-arts choreography, genre storytelling and contemporary characters to a mobile-first entertainment format.
A different approach to short-form entertainment.
Microdrama isn't simply conventional television presented vertically. Its narrative structure, viewing habits and digital distribution environment create a different relationship between stories and audiences.
The format offers new opportunities for producers to develop and distribute entertainment outside traditional commissioning models, with audience discovery and engagement becoming central considerations.
For Orange Chariot, the project is an opportunity to collaborate across production, creative development, action design and digital distribution, bringing specialist capabilities together around a commercially focused genre property.
Final production credits, Orange Chariot's precise involvement and public distribution language to be confirmed.
The slate
This page is built to grow as additional productions are announced.
Additional productions to be added as they are announced.
Have a story worth telling?
We work with producers, rights holders and financiers on ambitious international productions and cross-format IP development.