Timeline
2003
The first year of gymnasium the group is formed by a bunch of classmates.
During the first year of gymnasium "Robin from tha Hood" is created and submitted as a school assignment. It's a gangsteresque take on the old tale of Robin Hood.
2004
The name KC12 Productions appears for the first time and is an acronym for Kurveröd Crew together with the number of members at the time, 12.
Feeling that the English class homework is not enough of a challenge, KC12 records "Operation Unshielded Union: The mission to save him". It's set in the second world war and follows both sides during the search for Abdu Bali. The movie is submitted as a tribute instead of home work and accepted by the faculty.
With job hunting unsuccessful the summer break of 2004 is spent at IT-Studion. It's a two week class of digital media production. A high concept rap song called "Yoo mothafuckin biatch" is created by KC12 under the alias Awhaga.
2005
During the last year of gymnasium the group is tasked with creating a project to pass the exam. The most ambitious project to date is undertaken and the movie "Persona non Grata" is recorded. It's an epic mafia story about three small time gangsters trying to get ahead in life. The project ends up including a cool ass website, a screening for the whole school and (to the delight of the teacher) the movie is submitted on a physical DVD in a sleek printed case.
2006
After the gymnasium the collective spreads out to take on separate challenges. A trio chooses to pursue digital media academically to further hone their skills.
2008
With new abilities and the ambition to technically and creatively surpass Persona non Grata, a prequel is recorded. It's named "Persona non Grata 2: A Weasels Story" and follows the events leading up to the first movie.
During the university studies a bunch of assignmenets lead to the creation of the first animated productions under the KC12 flag. Both 3D and 2D animated short films are rendered with classics like "Boxman", "Stickdeath" and "Gula Hönan: En lite magisk höna sådär".