Thanks! No 5D. We shot on the CineAlta F900.

Thank you. Props to Local Hero Post for the color: localheropost.com/

SPOILER... it's a cat. (just kidding, of course).

Sony CineAlta F900 using Digi-Prime lenses. The director of photography is Scott Uhlfelder: scottu.com/

Thank you very much. We hope to to sell it and get it out there.

...coming soon...shhh.

(whispering) awesome!

Great question. We are trying to sell the film, but it's a tough climate. We will be premiering at some festivals and four walling some theaters in the future. Hopefully one near you. Where town do you reside???

Thanks for he comment. We cut this in house and find the art of trailer cutting quite challenging, especially when you are so close to the material. Hopefully one day we'll have a trailer agency come on board. Until then, we shall do the best we can.

I would have to agree with you, you are very close to the project and it's always better to get another set of eyes doing the trailer who doesn't care about every shot like you do. Why don't you let a couple of folks in the Vimeo community take a shot at cutting a trailer for you, it would be awesome (and you'd get something out of it. I could then feature these trailers on my show Critics and I'd give the winner (the one we feel is best) a Zacuto Z-Finder as a prize. How about it?
Steve

I think this sounds great and I love the idea about creating a community around the project. I would want to discuss a future timeline and other details. Why don't you hit me on my contact form, and I'll message you directly from there: theatticdoormovie.com/contact/

Thank you!

Thanks Keith!

Thank you Justin! And thank you for your kind words on Twitter: twitter.com/theatticdoor