Phat Lemur was founded in the year 2000 by Duce and 2 Dogs. The original project of Phat Lemur Productions, (which is still yet to be completed), was to be an animated short called Brisbone and Teeton. The first actual project was a film produced by 2 Dogs and Duce called Gods of the Rink. 

     This film was shortly followed by another film called Minimum Wage which was produced by the newest member of the company; Shaggy. Both films were subsequently entered into the 2001 Champlain College Film Festival held annually at Trent University in Peterborough, Ontario, Canada.
 

  March 15th, 2005 

Minimum Wage I film updated to wmv format for easier downloading.

  September 6th, 2004

Kirk Begins Film school at Humber College in Toronto, Ontario, Canada.

  May 23rd, 2003

International site updated with even more images! Click here to view.

  January 25th, 2003

International site updated with more images! Click here to view.
 

  December 12, 2002

Phat Lemur Productions officially announced today plans to produce its next picture. Phat Lemur member, Kirk Lilwall, (aka Shaggy), was given the proverbial green light for his latest project. He has been working within a team of writiers and has put together a script that has warranted the production company puting forth its largest budget to date for any of its projects. The story will span two continents and no less than fourteen time zones. It is an epic tale that will take the audience on a whirlwind tour around the world.

Phat Lemur has also announced the signing of some key actors for the film. Worried that they would have to go to their second choice for the lead role, (Brad Pitt, according to rumours), they managed to sign David Hartley at the last minute. 

Harltey will reprise his role as the "Burger Master" in the third installment of the highly acclaimed Minimum Wage triology. The tentative title for this new film is Minimum Wage 3: The Reckoning. No word yet on the story line as the script is being held under stict lock and key. There have been rumours of a much more involved story including a bigger cast, longer running time, stunts and a substantial chase scene. Word is that the climax of the film is a moment in film that will not soon be forgotten.

For more information on this and other Phat Lemur projects visit them at their website listed below.

-Phat Lemur Press