Form Films develops and produces original features, documentaries, and series built to hold attention, carry meaning, and live long after the first release.
Original IP
An animated workplace comedy about two guys at a creative agency, and the clients who ride the calendar instead of deciding anything. Created, written and finished in house, with its own home on the internet.
calendarjockeys.comMeet the clientsA successful animated series created by Josh Daws, made with CapCut and invideo. Form took Episode 4 through the whole of post: editorial, color, visual effects, voice, music, sound and final delivery.
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“You will see wonders.”
Peter & Michelle McCubbin left their everyday lives to start a dairy farm in Eswatini, and ended up founding Pasture Valley Children's Home, serving more than forty vulnerable children. A feature documentary directed by Andy Waddell, with all proceeds going to Pasture Valley.
True stories across genres and mediums, each one earning its way to the screen. Click any title for the full pitch.
“Redefine what's possible.”
A mother pushes against every barrier so her daughter with Down syndrome can live a life the world said wasn't possible: the true story of the Kosmalski family. Written & directed by Kelly Collins Lintz (Stranger Things, We're the Millers), co-produced by Form Films.
Form Films develops and produces original features, documentaries, series, and short form, and we make them with people: investors who back stories worth telling, brands who'd rather fund a film than another campaign, organizations with a story the world should hear. If that's you, let's talk about what we could make together.
Feature craft, theatrical ambition, distribution-first thinking.
Stories built for the platforms where people actually watch.
Worlds that used to need eight-figure budgets, now within reach of a great story.
Most recently, post-production on The Adventures of Mary Sue for Reprise Pictures.
Some stories deserve to exist.