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==About== | ==About== | ||
In 2004, [[Chris Hanada]] and [[Tanner Kling]] created Retrofit Films with the idea of pushing the boundaries of web-based filmmaking in digital and other media. In addition to the ''[[Heroes]]'' webisodes, Retrofit Films has produced mobisode content for ''My Own Worst Enemy'' and ''Gossip Girl'', and webisodes and DVD content for ''[[Superman|Smallville]]'' (the animated ''Kara & The Chronicles of Krypton'') and ''Vampire Diaries'' (''A Darker Truth''). Retrofit also produced the gamisode ''The Rook'' for Adidas. | In 2004, [[Chris Hanada]] and [[Tanner Kling]] created Retrofit Films with the idea of pushing the boundaries of web-based filmmaking in digital and other media. In addition to the ''[[Heroes]]'' webisodes, Retrofit Films has produced mobisode content for ''My Own Worst Enemy'' and ''Gossip Girl'', and webisodes and DVD content for ''[[Superman|Smallville]]'' (the animated ''Kara & The Chronicles of Krypton'') and ''Vampire Diaries'' (''A Darker Truth''). Retrofit also produced the gamisode ''The Rook'' for Adidas. | ||
Around the time that ''[[Dark Matters]]'' was produced, Retrofit began publishing books, beginning with Stephen Case's novel ''First Fleet'' and Claire Willett's novel ''The Rewind Files''. | |||
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* [http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/retrofit-films-sees-record-growth/story.aspx?guid={F462AB52-0A45-448E-8A06-BEC09D99C24A}&dist=msr_2 Press release], 2/4/09 | * [http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/retrofit-films-sees-record-growth/story.aspx?guid={F462AB52-0A45-448E-8A06-BEC09D99C24A}&dist=msr_2 Press release], 2/4/09 | ||
* [http://www.businessweek.com/technology/technology_at_work/archives/2009/04/my_favorite_tec_1.html BusinessWeek article], 4/23/09 | * [http://www.businessweek.com/technology/technology_at_work/archives/2009/04/my_favorite_tec_1.html BusinessWeek article], 4/23/09 | ||
* [[Interview:Nowhere Man (directors)|Interview]] at [[Heroes Wiki]], 6/19/09 | * [[Interview:Nowhere Man (directors)|Interview]] about ''[[Nowhere Man]]'' at [[Heroes Wiki]], 6/19/09 | ||
* [[Interview:Slow Burn|Interview]] about ''[[webisode:Slow Burn|Slow Burn]]'' at [[Heroes Wiki]], 12/22/09 | |||
* [[Interview:Dark Matters|Interview]] about ''[[Dark Matters]]'' at [[Heroes Wiki]], 8/20/15 | |||
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Retrofit Films (tagline "a digital studio") is the production company that produced the Heroes webseries, Going Postal, The Recruit, Nowhere Man, and Slow Burn. Retrofit also produces the weekly video commentaries found on NBC.com.
With the restart of Heroes Reborn Retrofit produced the new webisode series Dark Matters, available on the Heroes Reborn app. Retrofit also created the four viral videos found on the HeroTruther YouTube channel.
About
In 2004, Chris Hanada and Tanner Kling created Retrofit Films with the idea of pushing the boundaries of web-based filmmaking in digital and other media. In addition to the Heroes webisodes, Retrofit Films has produced mobisode content for My Own Worst Enemy and Gossip Girl, and webisodes and DVD content for Smallville (the animated Kara & The Chronicles of Krypton) and Vampire Diaries (A Darker Truth). Retrofit also produced the gamisode The Rook for Adidas.
Around the time that Dark Matters was produced, Retrofit began publishing books, beginning with Stephen Case's novel First Fleet and Claire Willett's novel The Rewind Files.
Notes
- In 2009, Retrofit's The Recruit won two Webby's People's Voice Awards: best drama series and best drama individual episode.
- In Dark Matters, Part 3, a Retrofit poster was clearly visible at the internship fair at South Western College (see right).
Retrofit is represented in Dark Matters, Part 3. - Patrick Ottinger's name was taken from the real-life Patrick Ottinger, a cinematographer and editor at Retrofit. (The actor who plays Patrick is not the real Patrick, though. He's an extra.)
External Links
- Official site
- IMDB profile
- Retrofit Films on Wikipedia
- Press release, 2/4/09
- BusinessWeek article, 4/23/09
- Interview about Nowhere Man at Heroes Wiki, 6/19/09
- Interview about Slow Burn at Heroes Wiki, 12/22/09
- Interview about Dark Matters at Heroes Wiki, 8/20/15
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Appearances • Aspen Comics • Awards and nominations • BBC • Birthdays • Broadcasts • Claire & the Cat • Comicraft • Commentaries • Deleted scenes • Heroes All Access • Heroes Interactive • Heroes Unmasked • Imperative Entertainment • Inside Heroes • Invisible College • NBC • Nielsen Ratings • The Post Show • Production • Production errors • Promotions • Retrofit Films • Songs • Sprint • Storyboards • Tailwind Productions • TAMi • Unaired episodes • Zeroes | |||||
| See Also: Cast • Crew • In His Own Image • Product Placement • Recurring Themes • References • Speculation | |||||