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John, Try going to a meeting of the Arizona Screenwriters Association. (www.arizonascreenwriters.com) You'll meet plenty of writers there. There might be one who wants to collaborate.

Try the Sony TRV series.

If they're far enough away to look like silhouettes than I wouldn't worry about it.

Try Women in Film New York. (www.wif.org) They might be able to direct you to some grants.

Congrats! Any chance you're doing any publicity up in Phoenix? My filmmakers group would like to hear you talk about your experience with the film.

www.hcdonline.com Also, some libraries carry it.

I also liked the look of it and the music but there wasn't much of a story. I'd like to see what you do in the future though.

Congratulations, camopdp, on your work and success! Both films you've posted about look intriguing. I'll have to buy both of them before I ask any technical questions. Do you ever work on short films?

Gina, I would suggest having your aunt look for a literary agent. (Hollywood Creative Directory) The literary agent would be responsible for selling the film rights to the book. Unless you're thinking of adapting it yourself or hiring a screenwriter... There's a good site on screenwriting...

Looks good. I'd like to know more specifics about the shoot. Was this shot on 35mm?