Ramon Film Productions

Ramon Film Productions is a Ugandan production company, and might have started the African Trash craze. It also makes up the entirety of Wakaliwood as it is now understood.

History
Little of RFP's history before the crowdsourcing phase is known. Around 2010-2011, some of its trailers were uploaded onto what is now known as Official Wakaliwood on YouTube. These included trailers for films like Tebaatusasula, Who Killed Captain Alex?, Rescue Team, The Return of Uncle Benon and some music videos that Nabwana directed for Hotman Predator. These trailers and MVs attained attention from Brazilians, Italians and Russians

Not too long before it attained international attention from massive media enterprises, Ramon Film Productions was featured on Biz Week on state channel UBC Television.

In 2013, film festival director Alan Hofmanis saw the trailer on YouTube and travelled to his studio.

Style
Unlike in Ghana, where films are released in VCD format, films here are released in the DVD format. Also, films are seen on video halls where VJs narrate over a feature film where they can translate the dialog. In a similar situation to the low CGI of the Ghanaian films, the VJs turn these films into cult films.

Logo
RFP's logo seems to be cheaply-made using Adobe Premiere, as it features an unusual wordmark (the letters R, F and P stationed in an unusual way) and "RAMON FILM PRODUCTIONS" in a cheap and tacky effect.