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Creators Launch New Studio for Modest Budget Films
16 Jun
Summary
- New venture Graviteur Studios targets films and TV shows from $1M to $10M.
- The studio aims to help creators retain ownership and control of their projects.
- Focus genres include horror, YA, anime, comedy, romance, sci-fi, and sports.

Graviteur Studios, a new production venture by Dolphin Entertainment and Kynetic Media Ventures, has officially launched. This initiative is specifically designed to produce modestly budgeted movies and TV projects, with target budgets ranging from $1 million to $10 million. The studio aims to serve as a crucial bridge for popular YouTubers and social media stars, facilitating their transition into mainstream film and television. A key aspect of Graviteur's model is ensuring creators can retain ownership and control over their projects, mirroring the terms they experience on top social media platforms.
The venture is set to concentrate on several popular genres, including horror, YA, anime, comedy, romance, sci-fi, and sports. Graviteur's strategy involves tapping into the loyal fandoms already cultivated by key online creators, enabling them to lead projects that can resonate beyond social media. A significant differentiator for Graviteur will be its emphasis on speed-to-market, involving audiences from the initial development stages through production to foster a sense of ownership and build excitement for distribution, whether theatrical or streaming.
Graviteur is currently developing an initial slate of scripted projects, with its first feature film, the YA thriller "Crush Party," already in the works. This film is being written by Johnny Saras and the studio is actively seeking creator talent for casting. A core selling point for Graviteur is the substantial ownership and back-end alignment it offers to creators and talent, a vision strongly supported by Bill O'Dowd's extensive experience in independent film financing and international distribution.