About
Hoodlum is an Emmy® and BAFTA Award-winning production company founded in 1999 by Tracey Robertson and Nathan Mayfield and operating between Australia, the US and the UK. Joined by Tracey Vieira in 2019, the company’s global slate runs across scripted and unscripted television and feature films.
Hoodlum’s most recent productions includes TWO YEARS LATER starring Phoebe Tonkin and Brenton Thwaites, spy-thriller THE MARK starring Jessica Alba and action-thriller LAND OF BAD, starring Russell Crowe and Liam Hemsworth. Hoodlum also recently produced the romantic comedy feature films CHRISTMAS ON THE FARM for Stan and A PERFECT PAIRING for Netflix, which hit number 1 globally.
Previous Drama
Other recent productions include IN OUR BLOOD for the ABC, the third season of HARROW starring Ioan Gruffudd, the second series of the ABC Signature / Amazon series THE WILDS, and AACTA nominated series ALL MY FRIENDS ARE RACIST, streaming on ABC TV + iview.
In 2018, Hoodlum produced TIDELANDS, the first original drama series for Netflix in Australia which launched globally in December 2018.
In 2014, Hoodlum produced the thriller SECRETS & LIES, starring Martin Henderson, as the flagship TV drama for Network Ten Australia. SECRETS & LIES was then remade in the US starring Juliette Lewis and Ryan Phillippe. Season 2 aired on ABC in 2016. Hoodlum then set up their LA office going on to produce a remake of THE STRANGE CALLS with NBC and 20th Century Fox.
Multiplatform
Hoodlum is recognised for its pioneering work creating multiplatform content for audiences around the globe. The company continues to explore and produce content across emerging platforms from short-form micro-dramas to VR to podcasts.
Our Commitment
Hoodlum is a proudly Australian company with an international footprint making content for the world. At Hoodlum, we believe and are fully committed to telling authentic stories that reflect the differences in who we are, what we’ve experienced, and how we think. We are passionate about stories that represent global perspectives and the diverse world we live in and we recognise that inclusion is key to having stories that connect us.
Hoodlum is committed to increasing representation in our business, in the creation of the stories we are producing and who we have on-screen in our stories. As such we believe strongly in the SDIN Charter of Inclusion.
Submissions
Please note that Hoodlum is currently not accepting unsolicited submissions.