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((Infobox film
| name           = Something Remote
| image          = Something Remote logo small.png
| caption        = Webisode logo
| director       = [[Alex Laferriere]]
| producer       = ((ubl|Nick Allain|Steve DiTullio))
| writer         = Alex Laferriere
| starring       = ((ubl|C/J Haley|Rick Desilets|John Selig|Rebecca Davis|Sarah Neslusan|Matt Heron Duranti))
| music          = Talco
| cinematography = Alex Laferriere
| editing        = ((ubl|Alex Laferriere|John Selig))
| studio         = [[Broken Wall Films]]
| distributor    = [[IndieFlix]]
| released       = ((Film date|2009|9|14))
| runtime        = 92 minutes (original cut)<br />86 minutes (Plus Edit)
| country        = United States
| language       = English
| budget         = $150
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'''''Something Remote''''' is a 2009 American [[independent film|independent]] [[comedy film]] written and directed by Alex Laferriere, and produced by Nick Allain and Steve DiTullio. Starring C/J Haley, Rick Desilets, and John Selig, it follows three overeducated, TV-addicted roommates trying to stay together as an ex-girlfriend tries to tear them apart. ''Something Remote'' was the first feature-length film by [[Broken Wall Films]].

Filmed in Laferriere's apartment on a $150 budget, ''Something Remote'' was awarded "Best Feature" and "Funniest Flick" at the Silk City Flick Fest in 2009. ''Something Remote'' was also shown at [[Gen Con|Gen Con Indy 2010]] and the 2010 Wanderings Film Festival.<ref name="gencon">((cite web | title = The Director of Life | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7158 | accessdate = 2010-06-09 | archive-date = 2010-07-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100709002010/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7158 | url-status = live ))</ref>

The film spawned a web series of the same name, released to coincide with the film's release on DVD.

==Plot==
((No plot|date=July 2010))

==Cast==
*C/J Haley as Neil Trembley: An office worker who is just coming out of a long-term relationship. His roommates are Mat and Erik.<ref name="cjselig">((cite web | title = Couch Potatoes: Something Remote's Stars Talk Back | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7120 | accessdate = 2010-06-02 | archive-date = 2010-07-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100709002358/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7120 | url-status = live ))</ref>
*Rick Desilets as Matthias "Mat" Highland: An argumentative couch-potato. His roommates are Neil and Erik, and he is an antagonist of Neil's girlfriend Lisa.<ref>((cite web | title = Worcester Film Company to Premiere New Movie | url = http://www.wccatv.com/node/13686 | accessdate = 2009-07-05 ))((Dead link|date=August 2023 |bot=InternetArchiveBot |fix-attempted=yes ))</ref>
*John Selig as Erik Goulding: A conflict-averse internet addict. His roommates are Neil and Mat, and he has a good relationship with Lisa.
*Rebecca Davis as Lisa: Neil's ex-girlfriend.
*Sarah Neslusan as Shannon: One of Neil's friends, and girlfriend of Skott. She has a poor relationship with Mat.<ref name="gencon" /><ref name="ol20">((cite web | title = Episode 19: Perfectly Proscenium | work = Open Lounge | url = http://www.openloungecast.com/2010/08/episode-19-perfectly-proscenium/ | accessdate = 2010-08-21 | archive-date = 2011-01-23 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110123161900/http://www.openloungecast.com/2010/08/episode-19-perfectly-proscenium/ | url-status = live ))</ref>
*Matt Heron Duranti as Skott: A friend of Neil, Mat, and Erik, who is dating Shannon.

The cast also includes Sammi Lappin as "Abby", a random passerby hired to pretend to be Neil's new girlfriend; Hunter Giles as Homeless Al, a [[hobo]] hired to do the same thing for Lisa; and Jeffrey Desautels as Bruce, one of Lisa's coworkers. Director Alex Laferriere and producer Nick Allain have a brief cameo as Neil's boss and boss's underling, respectively. Assistant producer Steve DiTullio also appears in the film as Nelsin, a passerby with the ability to turn his surroundings into a kung-fu movie.

==Production==
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| writer               = Alex Laferriere
| director             = Alex Laferriere
| starring             = ((ubl|C/J Haley|Rick Desilets|John Selig|Matt Heron Duranti|Sarah Neslusan))
| theme_music_composer = [[Talco (band)|Talco]]
| opentheme            = "Tortuga"
| country              = United States
| language             = English
| num_seasons          = 1
| num_episodes         = 11
| producer             = ((ubl|Nick Allain|Steve DiTullio))
| editor               = Alex Laferriere
| location             = [[Worcester, Massachusetts]]
| cinematography       = Alex Laferriere
| camera               = [[Single-camera]]
| runtime              = 1-9 minutes
| company              = [[Broken Wall Films]]
| first_aired          = ((start date|2009|06|28))
| last_aired           = ((end date|2009|09|06))
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In December 2007, Worcester Polytechnic Institute's sketch comedy troupe Kilroy Sketch Comedy put on a show called ''Sofa King Kilroy''. The show's "omniscript", written by Kilroy member Caleb Wrobel with edits and continuity added by Alex Laferriere, focused on roommates Neil, Mat, and Erik as they dealt with Neil's ex-girlfriend Lisa trying to break into the apartment. The show became a 17-minute stageplay broken up by television sketches, in a similar style to that of the film. Several Kilroy members would eventually work on ''Something Remote''.

Auditions were held on June 3, 2008. Neslusan was the first actor to audition at the casting call, and the role of Shannon (and a substantial portion of the full script) was written into the film specifically for her after her audition for the part of Lisa. At the first readthrough, the original cast saw George Aldrich as Neil, Rick Desilets reprising the role of Mat, John Selig as Erik, Rebecca Davis as Lisa, Sarah Neslusan as Shannon, Matt Heron Duranti as Skott, Sean Cusick as Homeless Al, and Jeffrey Desautels as Bruce. At the time, no one had been cast as "Abby". Aldrich dropped out of the project, and was replaced on the first day of filming by Chris Haley. Sean Cusick also dropped out, and was replaced by Hunter Giles, and Sammi Lappin was cast as "Abby".

Filming began on July 1, 2008, in Laferriere's apartment in [[Worcester, Massachusetts]]. Laferriere and his roommates Neal Humphrey, Matt Lowe, and Eric Kolodziecjzak (the namesakes and inspirations for the characters of Neil, Mat, and Erik) lived with a fully equipped set in their living room for 40 days while the movie was shot. The portion of the script involving Skott and Shannon (nearly one sixth of the full script) was filmed entirely on one day.

Because of Worcester's inconsistent weather, and to allow for late shoots, posters were used to cover the windows. This was later described as a nod to the movie ''[[Clerks (1994 film)|Clerks]]'', which was a major inspiration for ''Something Remote''. Additionally, to maintain continuity on-set, all of the on-table props were fixed in place with strips of [[Velcro]]. While much of the apartment's geography is used accurately in the film, the door used to leave the apartment in the film actually leads to the side of the apartment building, whereas the front door to the building leads to a door near the television.

Filming on-set wrapped on August 10, 2008, ending with the "pie shot" used as a stinger after the film's credits. External shots and sketch filming continued as late as October 26, 2008, the day before several film festival submission deadlines. The final film length came to 92 minutes. While the film was rejected from 13 film festivals, Broken Wall Films held a premiere screening event at the Elm Draught House Cinema on January 9, 2009, primarily to friends and family of the cast and crew.

Laferriere and Selig later re-edited the film, fixing color and audio issues, as well as trimming the film itself to a length of 86 minutes.

==Reception==
Initial reactions to the film were mixed. While local newspapers had positive reviews,<ref>((cite web | last = Fastovskiy | first = Sasha | title = Something's Got the Film Folk Buzzing: Broken Wall Films Ain't Kids' Stuff | date = 3 March 2009 | url = http://www.thepulsemag.com/wordpress/2009/03/0309-pulseflicks | accessdate = 2009-07-02 | archive-date = 2009-04-15 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20090415224207/http://www.thepulsemag.com/wordpress/2009/03/0309-pulseflicks | url-status = live ))</ref><ref>((cite web | last = Richard | first = Joy | title = Something Remote Story in the Spencer New Leader | url = http://www.brokenwallfilms.com/?q=node%2F165 | accessdate = 2009-07-02 | archive-date = 2011-07-08 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20110708095026/http://www.brokenwallfilms.com/?q=node%2F165 | url-status = live ))</ref><ref>((cite web | last = LaPlaca | first = Debbie | title = A slice of college life with '24 pictures a second' | url = http://www.telegram.com/article/20090219/FLASH/902190870 | accessdate = 2009-07-02 | archive-date = 2009-05-01 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20090501114121/http://www.telegram.com/article/20090219/FLASH/902190870 | url-status = live ))</ref> over a dozen film festivals rejected ''Something Remote''. In the summer of 2009, Broken Wall Films began "touring" ''Something Remote'' to various colleges. After entering into the Silk City Flick Fest and competing against films with budgets over 1000 times as large, ''Something Remote'' was awarded "Best Feature" and "Funniest Flick".

''Something Remote: Plus Edit'' was subsequently shown at [[Gen Con|Gen Con Indy 2010]].<ref name="gencon" />

On the 10th anniversary of the film, the original actors, Rick Desilets, John Selig, and C/J Haley, re-released the film on their YouTube channel (both commentated and uncommentated), alongside a blooper reel and a review of the film.

==DVD release==
The ''Something Remote'' film DVD was officially released on September 14, 2009. It also became available via IndieFlix on February 10, 2010.

==Web series==
In an effort to advertise the film's DVD release, Broken Wall Films produced '''''Something Remote''''', a weekly [[web television]] series of the same name as the feature-length film. The first episode was [[webcast]] on June 28, 2009, on ''Something Remote'''s official site via [[Viddler]], as well as the following day on a dozen online [[video sharing]] websites, with new [[webisodes]] scheduled every Sunday. The show followed roommates Neil Trembley, Mat Highland, and Erik Goulding as they struggled to live together in peace after their television―the one thing they had in common―was stuck on the Spanish [[Home Shopping Network]].

The series was written and directed by Alex Laferriere and produced by Nick Allain and Steve DiTullio through Broken Wall Films. The ''Something Remote'' website also featured an RSS feed for [[video podcasting]] purposes. ''Something Remote: The Complete First Season'' was released on September 21, 2009.

The web series served as a [[prequel]] to the feature-length film, following Neil, Mat, and Erik as their [[remote control]] is broken, leaving them stuck on the Spanish Home Shopping Network. While all this is going on, Neil encounters friction, both with his friends Mat and Erik, and with his girlfriend Lisa. The conflict leads to Neil and Lisa breaking up on ambiguous terms, and Neil stealing her oversized remote, leading into the plot of the film.

The series featured C/J Haley, Rick Desilets, John Selig, Matt Heron Duranti, and Sarah Neslusan continuing in their roles as Neil, Mat, Erik, Skott, and Shannon. It also featured Broken Wall Films veteran [[Dustin Deren]] as Officer Red, Steve Harwick as Steev (a caricature of himself), and Jim Perry (the owner and operator of the Elm Draught House Cinema) as himself.

In the pilot episode, "Something Broken", Erik challenges Mat and Neil to a blogging competition: the blog with the most views after one year receives $50 from each of the losers. They all accept and begin blogging to win the hundred dollars. In "Something Popping", Erik mentions that someone on his blog claimed that "corn in the microwave is a no-no idea". In "Something Lost in Time", Mat attempts to convince Erik that he has over 50,000 views on his blog, while in fact it had received less than 3,500 on the episode's release. Neil's girlfriend Lisa had begun posting replies on Neil's blog, interacting with Mat and other posters. These interactive blogs were made available on the ''Something Remote'' website.

''Something Remote'' ran again on EarthsMightiest.com with new content organized and produced by Rick Desilets.<ref>((Cite web|url=http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/|title=Something Remote|website=www.earthsmightiest.com|access-date=2019-05-21|archive-date=2019-02-06|archive-url=https://web.archive.org/web/20190206210724/http://earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/|url-status=live))</ref> Along with the original webisodes, interviews with Laferriere,<ref name="gencon" /><ref name="alexnick">((cite web | title = Broken Wall Films: Past, Present, and Future | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7028 | accessdate = 2010-05-19 | archive-date = 2010-07-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100709002006/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7028 | url-status = live ))</ref> Allain,<ref name="alexnick" /><ref name="nicksteve">((cite web | title = Producing Comedy Gold | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7215 | accessdate = 2010-06-16 | archive-date = 2010-07-08 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100708200430/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7215 | url-status = live ))</ref> DiTullio,<ref name="nicksteve" /> Haley,<ref name="cjselig" /> Selig,<ref name="cjselig" /> Duranti,<ref name="skottshannon">((cite web | title = The Real Actors of Something Remote | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7386 | accessdate = 2010-07-18 | archive-date = 2010-08-18 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100818035132/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7386 | url-status = live ))</ref> and Neslusan<ref name="skottshannon" /> were released, as well as a short titled "Mantequilla Magica"<ref name="magica">((cite web | title = Something Remote: Mantequilla Magica | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7069 | accessdate = 2010-05-26 | archive-date = 2010-07-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100709002348/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7069 | url-status = live ))</ref> and the theatrical trailer for ''[[Command & Conquer 3]]: The Forgotten''.<ref name="cnc3">((cite web | title = Command & Conquer 3: The Forgotten | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7243 | accessdate = 2010-06-23 | archive-date = 2010-07-08 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100708200450/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=7243 | url-status = live ))</ref> A preview of the feature-length film was released the week after the series finale.<ref name="skottshannon" /><ref name="announce">((cite web | title = Something Remote Is Coming to EarthsMightiest! | url = http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=6843 | accessdate = 2010-04-19 | archive-date = 2010-07-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20100709001739/http://www.earthsmightiest.com/fansites/SomethingRemote/news/?a=6843 | url-status = live ))</ref>

=== Episodes ===
{| class="wikitable" width="100%" style="text-align:center;"
! colspan="7" style="background: #FF9900;"| ''Something Remote'' episodes
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! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="5%"| #
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="25%"| Title
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="5%"| Length
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="30%"| Featuring
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="15%"| Initial Release
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="15%"| Re-release
! style="background: #FFCC7F;" width="5%"| Prod. Code
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| 1
| "Something Broken"
| 5:13
| 
| June 28, 2009
| May 16, 2010
| SR201
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| 2
| "Something Popping"
| 2:31
| 
| July 5, 2009
| May 23, 2010
| SR203
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| N/A
| "Mantequilla Magica"
| 1:13
| [[Brandon Vogel]], [[Jon Zoll]], Sarah Lofgren
| 
| May 26, 2010
| SR212
|-
| 3
| "Something Busted"
| 3:43
| Dustin Deren
| July 12, 2009
| May 30, 2010
| SR206
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| 4
| "Something Lost in Time"
| 4:52
| 
| July 19, 2009
| June 6, 2010
| SR204
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| 5
| "Something in Aisle 3"
| 3:44
| 
| July 27, 2009
| June 13, 2010
| SR208
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| 6
| "Something Tastes Like Fungus"
| 3:10
| Alex Laferriere
| August 2, 2009
| June 20, 2010
| SR207
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| 7
| "Something Naked"
| 2:53
| 
| August 9, 2009
| June 27, 2010
| SR205
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| 8
| "Something Between Friends"
| 6:07
| Steve Harwick, Jim Perry
| August 17, 2009
| July 4, 2010
| SR209
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| 9
| "Something Not Safe For Work"
| 3:51
| Matt Heron Duranti, Steve DiTullio, Jon Zoll
| August 23, 2009
| July 11, 2010
| SR210
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| 10
| "Boobs, Battles, and Violence"
| 8:52
| Matt Heron Duranti, Sarah Neslusan, Dustin Deren
| August 30, 2009
| July 18, 2010
| SR211
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| 11
| "Something on the Couch"
| 1:47
| 
| September 6, 2009
| July 25, 2010
| SR202
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== References==
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== External links ==
* ((Official website|http://SomethingRemote.com/))
* ((IMDb title|1326964))
* [http://www.indieflix.com/film/something-remote-30496/ ''Something Remote''] ((Webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20100308055148/http://www.indieflix.com/film/something-remote-30496/ |date=2010-03-08 )) at IndieFlix

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