ORIGINAL STORIES.
NEW WORLDS.
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Diamond Zephyr develops original stories, characters and intellectual property for film, television and animation. Creating distinctive worlds with the potential to grow across multiple forms of entertainment.

The Continuity Veil

Science Fiction • Psychological Thriller

Project Status: In Development

A science-fiction thriller about a brilliant scientist who dies just as she discovers evidence that consciousness may exist beyond the physical brain. When her husband begins uncovering the research she left behind, and signs that Emily herself may still be reaching him, he is pulled into a discovery that could redefine life, death, and what it means to be human.

Space O.G.

Science Fiction • Adventure • Comedy-Drama

Project Status: In Production

After losing his wife, Buck Buckman thought the great adventure of his life was behind him. Then he finally keeps a promise they made together: take their ship, Wayfinder, into the unknown and “find something beautiful.” When his lifelong friend Mack unexpectedly joins the journey, two old friends discover that the universe still has plenty of surprises.

ラストセカンド — LAST SECOND

Anime • Science Fiction • Action Drama

Project Status: In Development

In a world where human lifespan can be measured, transferred, bought and sold, time has become the ultimate currency. When Himuro Mio discovers she has only minutes left to live, and may possess an ability that shouldn't exist. Her fight for survival pulls her into a hidden economy where the wealthy can buy more life and everyone else is running out of time.

Fog Line

Near-Future Noir • Science-Fiction Thriller

Project Status: In Production

A near-future detective noir set in a San Francisco transformed by AI, humanoid robots and autonomous technology. As a private investigator searches for whoever is killing a seemingly unrelated group of scientists, he discovers the real mystery may not be who wanted them dead, but what make their deaths matter.