Guesswork Television works with the finest and funniest creators and stars in Australian television and pairs them with teams that are passionate about making great, global TV.
Guesswork Television is a full-service production company with offices in Melbourne and Sydney, specialising in narrative comedy, authored documentary, studio entertainment shows and podcasts. Guesswork’s slate of projects includes Hannah Gadsby: Something Special, Hannah Gadsby: Nanette, Queerstralia, Please Like Me, Frayed (co-produced with Merman), The ABC of, Rosehaven, Hard Quiz, The Weekly with Charlie Pickering, Get Krack!n, Australian Lockdown Comedy Festival, Tomorrow Tonight, The Katering Show (Season 2), Whose Line is it Anyway? Australia, Judith Lucy’s Spiritual Journey, Judith Lucy is All Woman, Problems and The Edge of the Bush, as well as live standup comedy specials for Amazon Prime Video, Paramount+ and Stan. Guesswork has also produced Audible Original podcasts, How to be Gay, Slushy, The Time Traveller's Guide to Not Dying and Disappointments. Guesswork most recently produced Deadloch, Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan's feminist noir series, which is now streaming on Prime Video.
Since kicking off in earnest in 2012, Guesswork shows and their creators have bagged a Primetime Emmy and multiple other awards including Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, Logie Awards, Writers’ Guild Awards, Screen Producers Awards and numerous other guild awards. In 2018, Guesswork Television was honoured by its peers as the Screen Production Business of the Year.
Guesswork Distribution launched in 2017 to handle exploitation of Guesswork Television’s growing slate of original series, innovative formats and award-winning stand-up.
Development is supported by The Screen Australia Enterprise Fund.