What to Expect from Kansas City Chiefs’ New Production Studio
By Movieguide® Contributor
The Kansas City Chiefs are about to play for their third consecutive Super Bowl title, and with that, the organization has announced it’s launching a production studio to give a behind-the-scenes look into what builds championship teams.
According to Deadline, the production studio, Foolish Club Studios, “will be devoted to telling stories that celebrate ‘foolish dreamers’ – those pushing the limits to achieve greatness, whether on the field, at home, or in the game of life, the founders say.”
“Building on the legacy of American sports pioneer and Kansas City Chiefs founder Lamar Hunt, the studio will prioritize telling unique stories that not only highlight the rich, deep history of the franchise, the characters that have defined it and its position within the Kansas City and global communities, but also stories that reflect the spirit of humility, heart, and hard work that have been part of the team’s heritage since the beginning,” a press release said.
Clark Hunt, chairman and CEO of the Kansas City Chiefs, called Foolish Club Studios a “tribute” to his father “in so many ways.”
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“My father constantly pushed boundaries and inspired innovative thinking, and that is exactly the ethos we expect this new studio to embrace as we expand our ambitions in storytelling and continue to make the game more accessible to our fans,” he added.
Team President Mark Donovan is “thrilled” to launch the studio.
“We…are excited for what this new business represents in our ability to explore amazing stories of hard work, innovation, perseverance, humility, sportsmanship, fandom, and more,” he added. “Storytelling around sports captivated Lamar, and we believe the studio will capture the heart and soul of his vision and allow us to connect with individuals around the world in new and unique ways, regardless of their fandom.”
This isn’t the Chiefs’ first foray into entertainment. They inspired a Hallmark Christmas movie that released last holiday season.
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