Video Interview with “On the Go-Go”
Check out director Danny Daneau and writer Eric Ernst interviewing with onthego-go.com.
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Bend Radio Interview – Clear 101.7
In preparation for the Bend Film Festival, Clear 101.7 aired the following interview today with director Danny Daneau and writer Eric Ernst. Take a listen below.
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Exclusive Sneak Peak
We’ve been pretty guarded about getting any footage out, but at last the time has come. There are some exciting premiere screenings in the near future which means it is time to start revealing our hand. The sneak peak teaser below is just a small taste of our film. You can watch it in high definition by clicking here. Please enjoy, and help spread the word by clicking the “share” button once you start playing the video. Also remember to join our newsletter by entering your information in the left hand column.
Thank you everyone who’s helped us this far. Here is THE ATTIC DOOR…
“Visit Florida” features “The Attic Door” at Florida Film Festival
Check out this coverage of the Florida Film Festival by travel planning site “Visit Florida” featuring testimonials from our film. Link.
3 out 4 Stars – The Orlando Weekly
BY JUSTIN STROUT – Orlando Weekly, Film Critic
UCF’s Danny Daneau makes his feature directorial debut in this haunting mood piece about a brother and sister who are left by their parents to tend to the family’s farm in the 19th-century West. Tethered to isolation by the vast mountain range before them, they discover the horrors a mind can play when left to its own devices, and the deeper disquiet of time’s passage. Daneau couldn’t have chosen a tougher platform for his first time out, asking very young actors to command the screen alone for the film’s entirety with sparse dialogue and action. As the children, Madison Davenport (Kitt Kittredge: An American Girl) and Jake Johnson are as stiff as Daneau’s technique, but nothing in the movie is devoid of promising qualities. There are moments of genuine intensity, born out of Attic’s bold silence, and Susie Bench’s (correction – Kristin Øhrn Dyrud) mournful score is a standout. Now that he’s worked out some kinks, look for Daneau to progress even further on his next outing.
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More Behind the Scenes Images
Fresh from the press section, check out some more behind the scenes images.
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Our Theatrical Poster(s)
Danny Daneau
Director
Today is a big day, as I am proud to present our theatrical poster! Over the past few months we’ve worked with the very talented artist, Julie McLaughlin, on creating a poster that captures our film with minimal use of line, type, and color. We’ve chosen two color schemes and would love to here which ones you like best. Please leave us comments below.
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