Chris Dowling is a multi-talented writer, director and producer who has optioned multiple properties that span both genre and medium. He wrote and directed his first feature in 2009, the award-winning noir comedy ROCK SLYDE. Chris followed that up by creating and selling four television properties including back-to-back 20-episode orders of REPO GAMES for Spike TV.

In 2014, he wrote the theatrical feature THE REMAINING for Sony. The next year, he wrote and directed WHERE HOPE GROWS. The film won numerous awards including the “Audience Award” at The Heartland Film Festival. The feature drama he wrote for “For King & Country” entitled PRICELESS was released in October 2016 and was nominated for a Dove Award in the category of “Inspirational Film of the Year.”

As a producer, his documentary ASPERGER’S ARE US was purchased by Netflix and chronicles the first comedy troupe that consists entirely of openly Autistic performers. Chris followed that up with the 6-part HBO docu-series ON TOUR WITH ASPERGER’S ARE US. Next came the inspirational drama he wrote and directed that was executive produced by Tim Tebow called RUN THE RACE which did nearly 3X its production budget in domestic box office in 2019.

BLUE MIRACLE, a film Chris wrote starring Dennis Quaid, just released on Netflix where it was #1 highest rated movie on the platform for weeks and #2 in the world. Two of Chris’s films are in post-production -- ROLL WITH IT, a comedy comes to theaters in Fall and ACIDMAN, an indie drama. Chris’s large-scale musical UNDONE which he wrote and will be directing as well as producing with Monarch Media is set for a production date of Spring of 2022. Following UNDONE, is the football drama 8 DAYS IN DECEMEBER and the Little Jimmy Dickens biopic MONA & JIMMY slated for a Q1 2022 shoot.

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