September 2011
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April 2011
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WatchMechanically Separated
Running Time: 5:25 Genre: Romantic Comedy Brief Synopsis: Sometimes the missed connections in life are caused by the least likely subject. Sometimes being mechanically separated is the way things were meant to be.
Directed, Written and Produced By:
Robot on the Rampage Productions
Starring:
Melissa Krone as Penelope Chris McInnis as Phil Allison Rinkel as Trudy...
March 2011
36 posts
And the Winners Are...
We had the opportunity to spend the afternoon and evening watching some great indie short films for the screenings of the London Fringe 62 Hour Film Contest. With 18 official entries (and an extra shown on special circumstances) there were plenty of films to choose from when handing out the prizes.
The following are a list of the awards that were handed out.
First Place Frantic - Sunny Day Jazz...
Watchsunnydayjazz:
Our #Fringe62 film #Frantic now has a trailer. Come out and see the film on Sunday. Details here.
Thank You
Well we dropped off our submission just shortly before 5am this morning and those of us who remained at headquarters headed home for a few hours before the sun rose and the week started.
We wanted to say thank you to rtraction for playing host to team Robot on the Rampage this weekend. It was great to have a downtown location as home base allowing us to easily access everything we needed to make...
Primary Shooting Wrapped
We wrapped capturing our primary shots about an hour ago and now we are back in the studio checking all takes for anything that might need to be re-done.
We still need to shoot our opening title sequence, but this will be done in house.
For now we are getting some food inside of us.
Uses for SPAM
Shooting for #fringe62 and just had a run-in with security for the location we may or may not have permission to use.
Not to worry.
We offered him SPAM to go away and he happily accepted.
“I don’t know how complicated the liquid nitrogen was, but I’m...”
– Overheard this morning while waiting for #fringe62 festivities to begin.
20 Funny (and Unfortunate) Company Names →
I was looking up some funny company names yesterday for inspiration for our film and came across this great collection of some premium business names.
Day is Done
Well it looks like we’ve wrapped shooting for the day.
We’ve done everything from transform an elevator into a vortex of death, to making a grown man run up and down the stairs just because we could.
Tomorrow we have an earlier morning of shooting but should be able to get the bulk of it done before the day gets old.
Update
Without a word of a lie we haven’t turned on our camera yet. We’ve made a couple of props and had some lunch, but mostly we’ve just been hanging around.
Thought you might like to know.
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“Someone can be the lunchmeat fluffer”
– overheard at Robot on the Rampage Headquarters
Book Sprinting
Ever wondered if there was the equivalent of the Fringe 62hr Film Contest but for other mediums? Well stop wondering as I found something relevant while reading around today.
Without even looking something fell in my feed reader called Book Sprinting.
The act of authoring a book has traditionally been a long and arduous task consisting of many revisions and often years of work. Book...
Sunny Day Jazz →
fringe62 - Another local film production company will be documenting their Fringe 62hr Film Contest experience this weekend. Check Sunny Day Jazz out.
Fringe film contest pushes creativity →
On your mark, get set, film. For the third year, the London Fringe is holding its 62-Hour film contest. Local filmmakers won’t want to waste a minute as the contest starts on the button at 7:01 p.m. on Friday. They must have everything …
Watch#fringe62 - In anticipation of this year’s Fringe 62hr Film Contest which begins this evening at 7pm, we thought we would look back to last year to see what we managed to put together in a single weekend.
If you’re still on the fence about participating this year consider yourself now pushed over the fence. You have until 4pm today to sign up, so do it now. It’s a ton of fun and...
Fringe 62Hour Film Contest 2011
In preparation for the London Fringe 62 Hour Film Contest team Robot on the Rampage Production decided it might be good to refresh it’s look and online presence.
Over the coming week we’ll be tweaking things here in and there in anticipation of next weekend’s film.
You can now follow us on Twitter, look us up on Facebook and check out some images from last year on Flickr.
If...
August 2010
1 post
London Short Film Showcase →
If you happened to miss the 3rd annual London Short Film Showcase this past weekend and your chance to check out The Lot don’t worry, it is now (once again) available to check out online.
Use the player above to learn more about Hugh and his obsession with the Mystery Man.
March 2010
45 posts
The Credits
Created, Written, Produced and Directed by
Shawn Adamsson Adam Caplan nik harron Melissa Krone Chris McInnis Allison Rinkel Noah Stewart Kevin Van Lierop
Starring
Hugh Noah Stewart
Dr. Silvervank Chris McInnis
Anna Melissa Krone
Tom nik harron
Emily Allison Rinkel
and Kevin Van Lierop as The Mystery Man
also with Shawn Adamsson Adam Caplan Allison Graham Kevin Curtis Norcross Rory...
WatchRobot on the Rampage Productions presents our entry in the London Fringe 62-Hour Film Contest. Our team included: Adam Caplan, Noah Stewart, Chris McInnis, Melissa Krone, Allison Fisher, nik harron, Kevin Van Lierop and Shawn Adamsson. Special thanks to City Lights Bookshop, Allison Graham, The Research Park at UWO, The Windermere Cafe, Rory Kilkenny and Kevin Curtis Norcross. Music by Hooch...
We Would Like To Thank...
The Robot on the Rampage Production team would like to extend a large Thank You to the following individuals, locations and businesses. Without the fantastic support of the London community “The Lot” would not have been able to be produced.
Thank You!
Special thanks to:
Allison Graham
Kevin Curtis Norcross
Rory Kilkenny
City Lights Bookshop
UWO Research Park
Windermere...
62-hour film contest keeps filmmakers busy →
14 teams of filmmakers compete in the London Fringe’s 62-hour Film Contest where they are tasked with writing, shooting and editing a short film over the course of the weekend.
Tickets on Sale Now
Tickets are on sale NOW for the Screenings and Awards Presentation on Sunday march 21.
Contact London Fringe:
515 Richmond Street, Unit #2 London, Ontario Canada N6A 5N4
Map this Location
Phone: 519-434-0606 Email: info@londonfringe.ca
DONE!
Edit complete! DVD authoring in progress.
Top 7 Rejected Film Titles
We were struggling with an appropriate title for our film the entire day. Within the past hour we managed to weed out some of the “less stellar” titles. The following are the Top 7 Rejected Film Titles Hugh’s Clues
Bubble Boy
Mystery Man
Uni-Gendered Person of Mystery
The Film Formerly Known as Rent
Mr. Bubbles Bath Time
Bubble Trouble