Lewis Hamilton's Dawn Apollo Studios secures significant new agreement with Skydance Sports.
Lewis Hamilton, a seven-time Formula 1 champion, has entered into a multi-year, first-look production agreement with Skydance Sports via his company, Dawn Apollo Studios.
This partnership with Paramount Skydance's sports entertainment branch will enable Dawn Apollo to create and produce fresh scripted, unscripted, and animated content, with Hamilton taking on the role of executive producer for all these initiatives.
"I’ve always felt that narratives can enable individuals to view the world in a new light and ignite significant discussions," the Ferrari driver stated.
"That’s what excites me about Dawn Apollo Studios. It provides us the opportunity to support projects that are sincere, daring, and impactful, and to create a platform for voices and viewpoints that haven't always had that chance.
"Skydance Sports recognizes the immense influence of sports, culture, and entertainment in engaging audiences, and I’m thrilled to collaborate with Jesse and the team to bring those narratives to fruition."
Hamilton established Dawn Apollo in 2022 and played a significant role in the production of F1: The Movie, where he served as an executive producer and consultant. The film achieved over $634 million at the worldwide box office.
Lewis Hamilton at the World Premiere of F1 The Movie
During the production of the film, which featured Brad Pitt and Damson Idris, Hamilton hinted at additional forthcoming projects. "I've got three ideas that I'm working on," he shared with reporters at the 2025 Monaco Grand Prix. "I’m going to collaborate with a writer since I haven’t penned a movie before.
"But I have these concepts and ideas for films. I believe two of them will be animations, and one is already in the early stages of the script, so it’s quite exciting.
"And then there will be documentaries, and possibly a TV series at some point, but primarily movies. I truly enjoy the process of developing films - that’s what I cherish the most."
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