Foo Second Life?

We've recieved reports that Dan Gorgone has been spotted in Second Life along side C.C. Chapman.

Could this be where the long lost wandering cohorts have been spending their time? Could there be something going on in Second Life involving Random Foo Pictures? Could the rumors be true about the legendary lost Madsumo acoustic show coming to light?

Your guess is as good as ours.

Will You Be There?

The Kerri Oke hype machine hits overdrive! From today's Boston Metro:

Absolute Precision: In Installments on the Web

Random Foo was featured in the October 2004 issue of Imagine News, and the following article is reprinted with their permission:

In late September, Random Foo Pictures began the release of Absolute Precision in installments on the web. You can expect a new chapter ever Friday and, of course, if you miss one you can always go to the archives.

Boston Globe Covers After Midnight

Lisa Kocian of the Boston Globe visited the set of After Midnight in the Spring of 2001 and filed the following report, which appeared in the Sunday Boston Globe on June 10, 2001.

Angst in the Western Colorado Amateur Film Festival

The Western Colorado Amateur Film Festival takes place on Thursday, February 25, 1999. Thanks to Jared Hargrave, co-founder of Rusty Hoot Motion Pictures and creator of the festival, Random Foo will be featured in the festivities, with a screening of Pancake Angst.

The Mesa State College paper, The Criterion, has all the details.

Random Foo Banned In Oregon!

April 22, 1998. It will be a day long remembered in Random Foo history.

The events of that date - detailed by Bravado Entertainment's own Alan Winston - served to remind all the citizens of this great nation that there are freedoms that cannot be taken away, unless, of course, you put Chuck South in front of a camera. And then, anything can happen.

How in the world did Random Foo get BANNED in Oregon for 36 days in 1998? Read on...