Rebel Robots Pictures

Write, Produce,

Create.

About Rebel Robot

Keith Lynch and Nicholas Calhoun are optioned screenwriters who have been collaborating for a decade to create original content in all genres of both television and film. They have written and directed two short films which have been accepted into several film festivals and nominated for numerous awards. Their recent works include: two feature length dramas, a comedy pilot, “Aisle 11”, and a drama/horror pilot, “In Darkness”. Lastly, Nicholas Calhoun has been nominated for a SAG award for his work on Boardwalk Empire and has been part of the cast in several shows including: Blindspot, Gotham, Power, Blacklist and many more.

Nicholas Calhoun - Partner

Nicholas Calhoun was born in New York to parents James and Mageret whom embraced his individuality and never harnessed his creativity. Nicholas is an award-winning actor, writer and producer with years of experience involved in film and television. His passion and creativity is only surpassed by his work ethic.

With recent roles on “Blacklist”, “Blindspot”, “Power”, “Gotham”, “Blue Bloods” and “Boardwalk Empire”, Nicholas has honed his craft to a professional level. When he is not acting, he is writing and producing with his partner Keith Lynch. Nicholas enjoys all aspects of film-making from conception to creation. The love for television and film stems from his childhood watching stories come to life on the big and small screens.

Keith Lynch - Partner

Keith’s love of cinema developed very early on in his life. From childhood he was making home movies in his back yard with his brothers to show his parents and anyone else that would watch. During his early 20’s, Keith spent much of his time writing screenplays with various production companies throughout the New York area. During that time, he also landed major acting jobs for TruTv, Best Buy, ESPN, and Wal-Mart. Most recently, he decided to put forth all of his creative energy into developing short material to further his goals of crafting feature length films and scripted television for major release.

Most recently, he’s decided to put forth all of his energy into developing original material for feature length films and scripted television. He’s also fully committed to drinking copious amounts of beer while binge watching his favorite movies. In fact, he was drinking when he wrote this,