Making Their Mark: trailer

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Amazon Prime has released a trailer for upcoming AFL documentary series Making Their Mark.

Produced by JAM TV, this goes behind-the-scenes of the sport during the pandemic.

Seven episodes follow players and executives from six teams – Nic Naitanui (West Coast Eagles Ruckman), Stuart Dew (Gold Coast Suns Senior Coach), Stephen Coniglio (Greater Western Sydney Giants Captain), Eddie Betts (Carlton Football Club forward), Rory Sloane, (Adelaide Football Club Captain), and the Senior Leadership of the Richmond Football Club (Peggy O’Neal, Brendon Gale and Damien Hardwick).

In the full-length trailer, viewers see the real-time reactions from AFL executives and players as they dealt with the impact COVID-19 was going to have on the 2020 season, as well as gain insight into what life in the hubs was really like, the challenges of being away from family and friends, and the emotional highs and lows that played out during this extraordinary season.

When Making Their Mark premieres on March 12, viewers will have further unparalleled access into the clubs’ locker rooms, boardrooms, training sessions, medical assessments, players’ homes and what it takes to survive the season to make their mark and in Richmond’s case, to take home the coveted AFL Premiership Cup.

Making Their Mark will add to the growing lineup of Australian Amazon Original series, including the highly successful docu-series with Cricket Australia released in March 2020, The Test: A New Era for Australia’s Team, a series of 10 stand-up comedy specials by some of Australia’s best comedians, LOL: Last One Laughing AU with Rebel Wilson, the upcoming AFLW docu-series Kick Like Tayla, Sydney Real Estate reality project, and Back to the Rafters.

Making Their Mark is produced by JAM TV Australia with executive producers Luke Tunnecliffe, Cos Cardone and Michael Venables in conjunction with Australian Football League (AFL) and Den of Martians. The docu-series is directed and executive produced by Gil Marsden (The Gymkhana Files).

Friday March 12 on Amazon Prime.