Solopreneur Leads Global Transmedia Franchise: Robojit and the Sand Planet Expands Worldwide

With its mythology-rich universe, cinematic storytelling, and cross-platform potential, Robojit and the Sand Planet is ideally positioned for adaptation into a large-scale international franchise.

In an era dominated by large studios and corporate-backed entertainment ventures, Robojit and the Sand Planet stands out as a rare and inspiring exception — a global transmedia franchise being built single-handedly by a solopreneur. Created, authored, and developed by Rakesh Raman, an award-winning journalist and founder of the humanitarian organization RMN Foundation, Robojit is rapidly gaining visibility across international creative and entertainment markets.

A One-Person Vision Driving a Global Franchise

While most transmedia IPs rely on massive teams, Robojit is a unique case of a single creator managing the creative, technical, and marketing development of a multi-platform sci-fi universe designed for:

• Feature films
• Animation series
• OTT/streaming content
• Graphic novels
• Gaming
• Publishing
• Web and immersive experiences

This solopreneur-led model has allowed the project to expand with agility — reaching new international audiences without the overhead of large production ecosystems.

International Appeal: China, Japan, and Germany Content Releases

A major milestone in Robojit’s outreach has been the creation of localized posters and content versions tailored for high-potential global markets:

• China — Mandarin trailer text, localized poster set, and cultural visual variants
• Japan — Japanese poster adaptations and soft-anime promotional material
• Germany — European-market poster variations for festival and media outreach

These localized assets have strengthened Robojit’s international footprint and established its adaptability across diverse entertainment ecosystems.

Growing Industry Visibility: IMDb, ISA, FilmFreeway

Robojit now appears on major global entertainment platforms used by studios, producers, and industry gatekeepers:

• IMDb — Official project listing with synopsis, creator profile, and references
• ISA (International Screenwriters’ Association) — Project showcase page for professional discovery
• FilmFreeway — Early presence aimed at festivals, contests, and international film market exposure

These platforms validate the project’s credibility and increase its reach among industry professionals.

Press Kit, Pitch Deck & Media Coverage

To support its expanding presence, Robojit has released a full set of professional outreach materials:

• Press Kit (PDF)
• Pitch Deck
• Poster Collection
• Graphic Novel Prototype (Early Concept)
• Global Media Announcement

These assets have already triggered coverage and interest from film journalists, entertainment editors, and festival organizers.

A Call to Studios, Producers, and Creative Partners

As Robojit evolves, the creator invites:

• Film studios
• Animation houses
• Global producers
• Game developers
• Publishers
• VFX and content partners

…to explore collaboration opportunities.

With its mythology-rich universe, cinematic storytelling, and cross-platform potential, Robojit and the Sand Planet is ideally positioned for adaptation into a large-scale international franchise.

Companies and producers seeking an original sci-fi property with global market potential are encouraged to review the Press Kit and connect directly.

Why Robojit Matters for Startups and Solopreneurs

The Robojit project demonstrates that:

• A single creator can build a global entertainment IP
• High-quality transmedia content no longer requires studio-level teams at the early stage
• Strategic use of AI, design tools, and digital platforms can replicate what once required millions in investment
• Solopreneurship is increasingly viable in entertainment, gaming, and media innovation

Robojit stands as a case study in modern independent IP development, reflecting the power of persistence, creativity, and global outreach.