Lovebot - Revision history

Toastdroid at 15:23, 23 September 2019

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	[[Category:Independent productions]]		[[Category:Independent productions]]
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Spaz: Text replacement - "300px" to "350px"

2019-09-19T22:44:17Z

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	[[Image:Lovebot.png\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]		[[Image:Lovebot.png\|thumb\|350px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]
	'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.		'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.

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	==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==		==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==
	[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|~~300px~~\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]		[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.		The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.

Spaz: /* Fembots of Lovebot */

2019-09-19T22:35:33Z

Fembots of Lovebot

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	==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==		==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==
	[[Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]		[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.		The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.

Spaz at 22:34, 19 September 2019

2019-09-19T22:34:50Z

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	[[Lovebot.png\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]		[[Image:Lovebot.png\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]
	'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.		'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.

Spaz: Text replacement - "Image:" to ""

2019-09-18T05:46:37Z

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	[[~~Image:~~Lovebot.png\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]		[[Lovebot.png\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]
	'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.		'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.

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	==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==		==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==
	[[~~Image:~~Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]		[[Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.		The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.

Robotman: high-res

2013-09-03T20:31:31Z

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	[[Image:~~Lovebot_13~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]		[[Image:Lovebot.png\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]
	'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.		'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.

Robotman: page layout

2013-09-03T17:55:54Z

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			[[Image:Lovebot_13.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Briga Heelan as EVE]]
	'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.		'''Lovebot''' is a 2009 short film, released directly to the internet.

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	==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==		==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==
	[[Image:~~Lovebot_13~~.jpg\|thumb\|~~350px~~\|~~Briga Heelan~~ as ~~EVE~~]]		[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|300px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.		The short splits between the aware and unaware fembots, both portrayed as perfect replicas of humans. (No face-offs, no obvious seams, no metal, and no [[access panel]]s are seen. Most of the robotic nature is portrayed through active choices of the actors.) EVE, a special-ordered fembot, demonstrates a level of curiosity and self-initiative brought about by programming. Levels are presented in activating her personality, starting in [[blank stare]] mode and progressing towards a more developed, but not necessarily human, personality.

	~~[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]~~
	Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as a [[sleeper]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.		Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as a [[sleeper]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.

Spaz at 01:18, 3 September 2013

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	==Fembot related features==		==Fembot related features==
	*[[Blank ~~Stare~~]]		*[[Blank stare]]
	*[[Activation]]		*[[Activation]]
	*[[Programming]]		*[[Programming]]

Spaz at 01:18, 3 September 2013

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	==Description==		==Description==
	Adrian, with the help of a Vexacorp agent, acquires an EVE (Emotional Vexacorp Entity), an android designed for love.		Adrian, with the help of a Vexacorp agent, acquires an EVE (Emotional Vexacorp Entity), an android designed for love.

			==Fembot related features==
			*[[Blank Stare]]
			*[[Activation]]
			*[[Programming]]
			*[[Sleeper]]

	==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==		==Fembots of ''Lovebot''==
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	[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]		[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as an [[~~unaware~~]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.		Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as a [[sleeper]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.

	==Duration==		==Duration==

Spaz at 01:15, 3 September 2013

2013-09-03T01:15:51Z

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	[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]		[[Image:Lovebot_15.jpg\|thumb\|350px\|Mary Kate Wiles as Sara]]
	Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as an [[unaware]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.		Sara, the second fembot featured, is a replica of the protagonist's deceased wife. She is presented as an [[unaware]], and it is cautioned that she should not be alerted to her fembot nature. During her start-up, however, she is shown in an unprogrammed state. She states the fembots' specific start-up phrase ("This is a very pretty house") in a monotone.

			==Duration==
			This short film is 9 minutes and 29 seconds long.

	==''Lovebot'' on Vimeo==		==''Lovebot'' on Vimeo==