Officially, Claire is the new voice of the front desk. She answers incoming calls, knows her way around the company enough to answer some basic questions, like current and past projects, and can even help callers figure out where they need to go. Unofficially? Some of us are still trying to figure “Claire” out ourselves.

The Chris Vaughn Company has made the collective decision to move the planned November 5 re-release of The Fifth Chair to a later date. Pushing it back 12 months.

Filmmaker and producer Chris Vaughn has been centralizing his creative momentum and rebuilding his vision. He believes Jersey stories deserve a platform that reflects their authenticity rather than polishing them into something unrecognizable to the community and culture that shaped his life down at the Jersey Shore. His approach treats local culture like snowfall itself, layered, textured, sometimes messy, but undeniably beautiful when seen from the right distance.

One of the most eagerly anticipated works on The Chris Vaughn Company’s slate is Feelin’ Lucky —

One of the first bright signals on our board this year: we’re planning to bring in Alexandre Davis for script supervision support / story-continuity help early in 2026 - an added layer of precision as we continue sharpening Lucky Bastard into the tightest, most emotionally honest version of itself.

The Chris Vaughn Company confirms that the project currently known as Nine Terror Drive has entered a period of indefinite development pause, pending further discernment by filmmaker Chris Vaughn.

Chris Vaughn’s planned documentary Making Arby set out to explore the spiritual threads that connect film and music. But instead of support, the project was met with intense family opposition, as some close relatives feared exposure of their “less than moral lifestyle and views.” What followed was a wave of targeted attacks against Vaughn and his family, underscoring the very struggle between truth and resistance that the film itself was meant to explore.