Logline
Processed: a gripping story of sex, death and salad

Synopsis
A small frog is struck by love, then struck by a truck. His adventure continues in this amphibian odyssey, as he is borne into the depths of a subterranean salad-processing factory. Determined not to end up sliced and diced along with the rest of the salad, our plucky hero battles his way through a myriad of menacing machines, narrowly escaping death at every turn. Will he ever be re-united with his new-found love?
Will he pass quality control? Or will the newest ingredient in salad be frog?

Key Information
Producers: Andrew Parkhouse, Claire Hickman
Directors: Matt Smith, Phil Webster
Running time: 4 min 34s
Territories available: all
Exhibition formats: PAL Digi-Beta, Beta-SP, DVD, Quicktime
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Year of production: 2005
Produced in Bristol, UK with support from SE3D, HP, Alias, South West Screen, South West Regional Development Agency and Watershed.
A co-production between rubberductions, Submerge and Fixel.

Contacts
Press information:
Laura Griffiths / Submerge
+44 (0) 774 019 2270 | laura@submerge.org.uk
Festival / Exhibition / Distribution information:
Andrew Parkhouse / rubberductions
+44 (0) 7973 174 118 | andy@teamrubber.com | www.rubberductions.com