Have a Punt on Mukka

We are making twenty-four short episodes: one a week, six months of three country mates trying to become men in 90s Australia and mostly proving why supervision was invented.

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Why This Could Travel

Australia has form. Bluey became a global monster and is now talked about in billion-dollar terms. The Wiggles built an empire out of skivvies, songs and relentless cheer. Bananas in Pyjamas travelled everywhere. Round the Twist became a generational fever dream. When Australian stories are specific, funny and unashamed of themselves, the world tends to notice.

Mukka is not trying to be international. It is trying to be so Australian it becomes unmissable.

The Punt

We are raising money to make the first six months properly: writing, animation, voices, edit, sound, music, design, web, merch and the boring production bits that stop good ideas dying in a folder called Final_Final_ActuallyFinal.

short episodes

every week

every 2 weeks

kept in Australia

What You Get

Supporters get access to Mukka gear: shirts, posters, stickers, stubby holders, key rings, hats and the sort of cultural artefacts that make sense after four beers.

All founding supporters will also be offered a development agreement tied to future revenue, subject to proper paperwork.

What You Get

Supporters get access to Mukka gear: shirts, posters, stickers, stubby holders, key rings, hats and the sort of cultural artefacts that make sense after four beers.

All founding supporters will also be offered a development agreement tied to future revenue, subject to proper paperwork.

Straight Talk

Film and TV investment is risky. Very risky. Like Josh saying he knows a shortcut through Scarborough after six pints risky. We cannot promise the show will sell, generate YouTube revenue, get commissioned or return your money. Any investment-style support will use proper documents, clear terms, risk warnings and eligibility requirements. This is not financial advice. It is not a guaranteed return. It is a punt on original Australian screen culture.

Why Now

The old commissioning model is wobbling around like a bloke trying to find his thongs at 3am. Audiences want more. Creators are being asked to do more with less. So we are doing the one thing we do best: make the show, build the audience, keep the IP here and let supporters come in early.

We're legally not allowed to tell you this will perform like Croc Dundee, Bluey or Happy Feet. What we can tell you is that we believe in it., we think it's going to be fun, entertaining and as Aussie as Dick Smith.

Why Now

Is it worth a little punt?

I say hell yes. But of course, it's not my money.

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