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About Kaffeen

Kaffeen started roughly nine years ago (good grief, are we that old already...) in Ohio as a small pocket of absent thought in the far left corner of our creator's brain. From the roiling chaos of that absent thought emerged three things - a cel animated short film about bugs, a computer animated short film about ink spots, and staggering volumes of gibberish. It hasn't really changed that much...

Our founding principal is that a small number of people can accomplish enormous, complex, and wondrous things once they've consumed a sufficient amount of coffee. Check around, this view is widely held in the computer programming field.

Our logo is a semi-literal representation of a programmer's eyes when they are in the midst of a really difficult project. That's usually around 3:00 am after the third or fourth pot of coffee.

What started as a film production company has moved on to embrace all sorts of cool technologies. We still love to make and watch films and videos, so we're sharing the best ones with you. Games are almost as much fun to program as they are to play, which keeps the programmers happy. They don't pay very well, though, we've discovered.

That's about it. It's not an epic story and we're sure the Greek poets aren't in any danger of losing their spot in history. But like we said, this is for those folks who like to know everything. Now go, play some games. Then come back and buy something so we can keep writing this witty copy... Thanks.

Interesting Opinion
Independent Filmmaking
When did independent filmmaking become thinly veiled hollywood garbage output? Does anyone really believe that because a film is made for only $25 million and all of the a-list stars (Mr. Redford, I presume?) decided to defer their outrageous paychecks in favor of free publicity that it's an independent film? I hope not, because things like Green Light are taking the focus off of real independent filmmakers.
     
   

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