Andscape begins Jordan Chiles documentary production for Hulu

Andscape announced that production has begun on the documentary feature Fair Play: The Jordan Chiles Story. The film centers on gymnast and Olympic medalist Jordan Chiles and is directed by Trishtan Williams. It is scheduled for release on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ in the fall of 2027, ahead of the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles.

Told with unprecedented access, the documentary offers an intimate and dynamic portrait of Chiles as she navigates life, sport and the spotlight. It captures her continuing to evolve beyond expectations placed upon her. The film portrays Chiles as bold, joyful, resilient and unapologetically herself, revealing the woman behind the performances at a pivotal moment as she looks toward what comes next inside and outside the gym.

Fair Play: The Jordan Chiles Story is produced by Andscape, Campfire Studios and Select Entertainment. Ross M. Dinerstein and Allyson Holloway will produce on behalf of Campfire Studios. Executive producers include Anne Hazlett for Campfire Studios as well as Lisa Filipelli, Amy Neben and Alexia Maitland for Select Entertainment.

Jordan Chiles said: "My journey in gymnastics has taught me a lot about resilience, perseverance, and the importance of defining success on my own terms. As I work toward LA28, I’m excited to partner with Andscape and Hulu to share more of my story, reflect on the experiences that have shaped me, and explore what it means to step into this next chapter while reclaiming my narrative."

Director Trishtan Williams said: "Jordan is so much more than an extraordinary athlete. She's a young woman navigating immense expectations while finding the courage to define herself on her own terms. What excites me most about directing this film is the opportunity to capture Jordan in all her dimensions — her joy, vulnerability, ambition, and resilience. With unprecedented access, this doc goes beyond medals and competition to explore identity, purpose, and what it truly means to take back the pen and write your own story."

Jason Aidoo, Vice President & General Manager of Andscape, said: "Jordan Chiles is one of the most compelling athletes of her generation, not only because of what she has accomplished in gymnastics, but because of the way she continues to define herself beyond it. This film gives us the rare opportunity to be alongside Jordan at a pivotal moment in her life and career, as she takes greater ownership of her story and what comes next. At Andscape, we want to tell stories that begin with sport but reveal something bigger about the people and culture around it."

Jordan Chiles, age 25, is a globally recognized gymnast and two-time Olympian. She helped secure team silver for the United States at the 2020 Tokyo Games after stepping up when Simone Biles withdrew. At the 2024 Paris Olympics she contributed to the team gold medal and earned a reputation as the team’s ultimate hypewoman. Named after Michael Jordan, she reached elite status at age 11 and relocated to Spring, Texas in 2018 to train with Biles at the World Champions Centre.

Chiles made history in 2022 as one of three Black gymnasts to sweep the podium at the U.S. Championships and won multiple World Championship medals including gold. She is a New York Times bestselling author of the memoir I’m That Girl. In 2025 she finished third as a Dancing with the Stars Season 34 finalist in the show’s most-watched season in a decade. At UCLA she earned 23 All-American honors and NCAA individual titles in 2023, 2025 and 2026, becoming the first UCLA gymnast with two NCAA uneven bars national titles. She earned her 11th national team selection, the longest consecutively tenured member of the USA Gymnastics National Team, and received the 2026 AAI Award while being named to the inaugural TIME100 Most Influential People in Sports list.

An outspoken advocate for mental health and body positivity, Chiles has inspired audiences through speaking engagements, the Gold Over America Tour and as a Nike athlete. She founded the SHERO Athlete Collective to mentor and empower the next generation of athletes and serves on the inaugural SPORT BEACH Women's Leadership Council to advance visibility, leadership and opportunity for women across sport.

Trishtan Williams is an acclaimed director, showrunner and executive producer whose work spans premium documentaries, sports, entertainment and culture. She is known for cinematic storytelling that captures the humanity behind extraordinary individuals and has established herself as a distinctive voice in nonfiction filmmaking.

Her directing credits include Seasons 1 and 2 of Netflix’s Starting 5, ESPN’s Life in the W, Why Not Us: Howard Golf executive produced by Stephen Curry, and Warriors of Liberty City. She created and directed Supa Girlz, an ALLBLK documentary series following a renowned Miami dance team. Her television credits include Netflix’s Emmy-nominated Love Is Blind, America’s Next Top Model and the Emmy-winning The Amazing Race.

Williams has directed campaigns for global brands including Nike, Adidas, Adobe and Mailchimp. Her work has been recognized by the Tribeca Festival and the Webby Awards. Her storytelling is rooted in authenticity, emotional depth and revealing the people behind the public personas.