Bad Robot Productions

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Bad Robot Productions

logo
legal form Private company
founding 1998
Seat Santa Monica , United States
management JJ Abrams , Bryan Burk
Branch Film and television production
Website http://www.badrobot.com/

Bad Robot Productions (previously just Bad Robot) is a production company owned by JJ Abrams . She is best known for the television series Alias ​​- Die Agentin , Lost and Fringe - Borderline cases by the FBI , as well as for the movies Star Trek and Mission: Impossible - Phantom Protocol .

Bad Robot was originally part of Touchstone Television , but moved with JJ Abrams to Paramount Pictures , Universal Studios , Columbia Pictures , Screen Gems , Walt Disney Pictures , Lionsgate and Warner Bros. after Touchstone's contract expired in 2006. Bad Robot produced Lost in association with ABC Studios , formerly Touchstone Television. The two companies also produced Six Degrees and What About Brian together .

Abrams is Chairman / Chief Executive Officer and Bryan Burk is Executive Vice President of the firm.

The company's production logo has existed since 2001 and includes a red rectangular robot walking silhouetted through a meadow before suddenly standing in front of the camera, followed by “Baaad Robot!” In a voice-over from Abrams' children Gracie and Henry .

Film and television productions

In addition to well-known television productions, Bad Robot Productions also produces cinema films.

cinemamovies

year title comment
2001 Joyride - joyride Co-produced with 20th Century Fox and Regency Enterprises
2006 Mission: Impossible III Joint production with Paramount Pictures and Cruise / Wagner Productions
2008 Cloverfield Co-produced with Paramount Pictures
2009 Star Trek Co-production with Paramount Pictures and Spyglass Entertainment
2010 Morning Glory Co-produced with Paramount Pictures
2011 Super 8 Co-produced with Paramount Pictures and Amblin Entertainment
Mission: Impossible - Phantom Protocol Co-production with Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions
2013 Star Trek Into Darkness Co-production with Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions
2015 Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation Co-production with Paramount Pictures and Skydance Productions
2015 Star Wars: The Force Awakens Co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Lucasfilm
2016 10 Cloverfield Lane Co-produced with Paramount Pictures
2016 Star Trek Beyond Co-produced with Paramount Pictures
and several others including Alibaba Pictures and Huahua
2018 Mission: Impossible - Fallout Co-produced with Paramount Pictures
and several others including Alibaba Pictures
2019 Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Co-production with Walt Disney Pictures and Lucasfilm

TV Shows

An alternative logo, especially used on movie posters
year title consequences Seasons comment
2001-2006 Alias ​​- the agent 105 5
2004-2010 Lost 121 6th
2005 The catch 1 0 Pilot episode
2006-2007 What About Brian 24 2
Six Degrees 13 1
2008-2013 Fringe - borderline cases of the FBI 100 5
2009 Anatomy of Hope 1 0 Pilot episode
2010 Undercovers 13 1
2011-2016 Person of interest 103 5
2012 Alcatraz 13 1
2012 Shelter 1 0 Pilot episode
2012-2014 revolution 42 2
2013-2014 Almost human 13 1
2014 Believe 13 1
2015 Dead people 1 0 Pilot episode
2016 11.22.63 - The attack 8th 1
2016 Moon shot Web series
2016 Roadies 10 1
2016- Westworld 20th 2+
2018- Castle Rock 20th 2+ Web series

Awards

  • 2002 Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series ( Alias )
  • 2005 Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series ( Lost )
  • 2005 Emmy Award for Outstanding Directing for a Drama Series ( Lost )
  • 2005 Emmy Award nomination for Outstanding Writing for a Drama Series ( Lost )
  • 2006 Golden Globe Award for Best Television Series - Drama ( Lost )
  • 2007 Golden Globe Award nomination for Best Television Series - Drama ( Lost )

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Bad Robot Productions Signs Far-Reaching Production Deals With Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Television. Time Warner , July 15, 2006, archived from the original on September 29, 2007 ; accessed on April 21, 2011 (English).
  2. Nicholas Fonseca: 'Alias': The Story Behind JJ Abrams' Bad Robot. Entertainment Weekly , December 7, 2001, accessed December 22, 2015 .

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