'Cubbyhouse' tells the story of the Graham family who, after relocating their home from Los Angeles to the Gold Coast, expect there to be a few cultural differences - but not the demonic presence that resides at the bottom of the garden. The evil force exists in the form of a derelict children's playhouse, or Cubbyhouse, which eldest son Danny suspects is actually a gateway to Hell. When his younger brother and sister start to become possessed, Danny must battle the growing evil before all Hell breaks loose.

Murray Fahey began his career in film as an actor performing in numerous Australian feature films and mini-series. In 1994 he graduated from the Australian Film Television and Radio School.In television his credits as a producer/director/writer include 'Scared Scriptless' and 'Five Minute Movies'. During 1987 he was a company writer and a co-director (pilot Executive Director) of 'The Eleventh Hour', a comedy series for Channel Seven.In film, Murray has produced and directed numerous video clips and shorts as well as the feature films 'Get Away, Get Away', 'Encounters', 'Sex Is A Four Letter Word' and 'Dags'. Recently he co-produced the feature 'A Change Of Heart' and was Associate Producer/Director on 'The Real Election' for Network Ten.

Chris Brown has been working in the film and television industry for 35 years. He has produced/executive produced 17 feature films and numerous television shows. As Managing Director of Palace Productions from 1983-1988, he produced two films with Neil Jordan, 'The Company of Wolves' and 'Mona Lisa'. In 1988 Brown executive produced 'Dancing Through The Dark' and the following year produced a series of films for HBO and a third feature, 'All Men Are Liars'. In 1998 Brown co-produced a $22.5 million film 'Komodo' directed by Michael Lantieri and has just completed a further two films 'Stickmen' and 'Snakeskin'.
David Hannay is one of Australia's most experienced film and television producers and executives with a career that began as an actor and has spanned seven decades. Since 1967 he has been involved in the development, production and marketing of some 40 movies and has worked with thirteen directors on their first feature films.His recent feature films include the French-Australian Co-Production 'Love In Ambush', Murray Fahey's 'Dags' and Richard Kuipers' feature 'Stone Forever'.