6 tips to save time and money on your next video production At Rogue Robot, we've been making films and animation for our clients for over 12 years, and we've learnt a few things in that time. So here are...
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Interactive App company, imactive, have developed an app that allows you to interact with a children's book, 'Rusty the Squeaky Robot'. They had tried to produce their own film of how the app works, shooting over the shoulder of a...
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The robots at Rogue Robot towers just love Christmas, and we spoil them as much as we can with oil baths, software updates and lots of nuts. But not every robot is so lucky. Somewhere, out there is the galaxy,...
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PowerPoint is not particularly considered to be an exciting way of presenting. We've all been to seminars and events where we've been bombarded by slide after slide of meaningless, boring information, presented in a dull, unengaging way and peppered with clipart...
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Rogue Robot were brought in to film two days of talks at the Wuthering Bytes Festival as well as the Technology Fair on the last day of the festival.
Lately we’ve been posting our little experiments in animation and motion graphics to Vine. Vine is Twitter’s video-looping app.
We're often asked how we came up with the name 'Rogue Robot' for the business. Unfortunately, it's not a hugely interesting story - we're obsessed by robots, and it's a nice, alliterative name. But the more we lived with the...
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Tonight, on 5th of November, robots will light up the sky all around the world. Here’s a funny animation we designed to celebrate Bonfire Night.
Our recently completed animation for Calderdale Council has been covered in the Hebden Bridge Times. The paper features a large advert that, once scanned using the augmented reality phone app ‘Zappar’, triggers the playback of our client’s animation.
For the last two years, whenever we had a quiet moment, we’ve been working on this short film- the ‘true’ story of how Rogue Robot came about. As well as revealing to the world our origins, it gave us a chance to stretch our creative and technical muscles and do something different.