The Little Red Truck

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	Awaiting Auditions Kids in Americus, GA anxiously await their turn to audition for a role in Missoula Children's Theatre's production of Frog Prince.
	Audition Jitters Children age 7 through 17 can participate in Missoula Children's Theatre musical productions.
	Rehearsal Giggles Two young actors overcome a case of the "cooties" during a rehearsal of Frog Prince in Americus, GA.
	J.K. Simmons (Juno, Spiderman, The Closer) J.K. Simmons makes a special appearance in "The Little Red Truck." He explains that he got his acting start with the Missoula Children's Theatre. The DVD features an extended interview with J.K. Simmons.
	I Look So Funny In a Rooster Costume Young Talmage explains why he is afraid to be in the play. He plays the Rooster in Beauty Lou & The Country Beast in Somerton, AZ.
	In the Green Room After the actors don their costumes, it's time to get into makeup! This cast is getting ready for their performance of Beauty Lout & The Country Beast in Somerton, AZ.
	Rankin Inlet Actors Getting Into Costume Young actors in Rankin Inlet get the final touch to their Skunk costumes. This cast performs the Missoula Children's Theatre production of Robin Hood for their entire community.
	To Be Or Not To Be That is the question! Ethan entertains during a few pre-show moments with his own brand of improvised impressions. The DVD features a 6-1/2 minute segment of Ethan's creative soliloquy.
	Do-Re-Mi-Fa-So! Jose enjoys making the audience laugh in his role as Bobbie Joe in Beauty Lou & The Country Beast in Somerton, AZ.
	Cock-A-Doodle-Doo! Talmage delivers his (and the audience's!) favorite line.
	Jose Enjoys the Applause You can see on his face how much fun Jose has on stage, especially when he delivers a line that makes the audience laugh and applaud just for him.
	What's a Skunk To Do? Young cast members in Rankin Inlet perform their Skunk song in the performance of Robin Hood.
	Robin Hood in Rankin Inlet Laura delivers her line with gusto in Robin Hood performed by a cast of her classmates in Rankin Inlet, Nunuavut, Canada. Canada is just one of the 17 countries Missoula Children's Theatre visits each year.
	The Six Flamingos! Actors from Americus, GA sing and dance in their roles as the Six Flamingos in Frog Prince.
	The Joy of Success Remember how good "I did it!" feels?
	The Little Red Truck In the opening shot, the Little Red Truck from Missoula Children's Theatre drives across the country on its way to the next town.
	World Premiere of The Little Red Truck The film played to a packed house of over 700 people at the Wilma Theatre in downtown Missoula, MT as an official selection of the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival.
	WINNER! Best Feature Documentary "The Little Red Truck" was awarded this trophy for the "Best Feature Documnetary, 2008" by the International Family Film Festival held at the historic Raleigh Studios in Hollywood, CA. The Goodyear Blimp, which makes a surprise...and very funny...appearance in the film, did a special flyover the film festival after the screening bearing the message: "Goodyear Salutes The Little Red Truck." Festival staff and attendees were delighted to watch the Blimp circle overhead for nearly 30 minutes bearing its special message.
	New York City Premiere at the Village East Cinema Filmmakers pose with cast members, Corey Roberts and David Weinheimer, plus several current and former TADs (tour actor directors) who came to see the Manhattan, NY premiere of "The Little Red Truck."
	World Premiere VIP Party at Missoula Children's Theatre Cate Sundeen, MCT Development Director, and Pam Voth, Producer, talk with Executive Producer, Craig Langel during the VIP Party held in celebration of the World Premiere of "The Little Red Truck."
	Outpost Studios, San Francisco, CA Dave Nelson, the best supervising sound editor in the West and Rob Whitehair, director, writer, editor, DP, and composer of The Little Red Truck are smiling because they just finished the sound mix at Outpost Studios in San Francisco.
	Dave Nelson, Supervising Sound Editor, Working His Magic Dave was absolutely the right guy for the job. His sound engineeering and sound design added so much to the production. Thank you to Dave and his whole team at Outpost Studios.

	Rob Whitehair & Pam Voth at the World Premiere Director, Rob Whitehair, and Producer, Pam Voth head to the stage for a Q&A with the audience after the world premiere screening of The Little Red Truck at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival at the Wilma Theatre, downtown, Missoula, MT.
	Filmmaker Q&A at the World Premiere of The Little Red Truck Favorite question: "How different was it to film kids instead of the wildlife you normally film?" Answer: "Not much! The kids are unpredictable, but they don't scratch or bite. Plus, we don't need as much sunscreen or bugspray!"
	Jim Caron, Co-Founder, Missoula Children's Theatre Jim stands to answer a question about MCT during the post-screening Q&A at the Wilma Theatre.
	J.K. Simmons and the Goodyear Blimp Two very special characters who made special appearances in The Little Red Truck, and also at its Hollywood Premiere during the International Family Film Festival. The Goodyear Blimp flashed the message: "Goodyear Salutes The Little Red Truck" and circled overhead for 30 minutes to the delight of festival attendees...and much of Los Angeles as well! Thank you, Goodyear!
	MCT Co-Founders Jim Caron & Don Collins in Hollywood Clockwise from top left: Jim Caron, MCT Co-Founder; Don Collins, MCT Co-Founder; Pam Voth, Producer; Rob Whitehair, Director; J.K. Simmons, TV, Film & Broadway Actor; Dick Nagle, Former MCT Tour Actor/Director at the International Family Film Festival in Hollywood.
	Laemmle Music Hall in Beverly Hills "The Little Red Truck" attracting a crowd in Beverly Hills.
	Huge Crowd Gathers for the World Premiere Over 700 people stood in a line that stretched down the block and around the corner to get the very first chance to see "The Little Red Truck" when it made its World Premiere at the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival, Feb 16, 2008.
	Village East Cinema in Manhattan, NY "The Little Red Truck" tops the marquee it shared with Wall-E, Brideshead Revisited and others.
	Cate Sundeen, The Inspiration Behind "The Little Red Truck" The journey all started when Cate suggested making a film about the Missoua Children's Theatre International Tour to her friends, Rob Whitehair and Pam Voth.
	A Parade of Little Red Trucks Cate Sundeen waves as the parade of little red trucks cruises by honking at the excited crowd gathered at the Wilma Theatre for the World Premiere.
	San Luis Obispo International Film Festival The filmmakers are interviewed by the local TV station KSBY 6 prior to the screening of The Little Red Truck at the Palm Theatre.
	Cast Members at World Premiere VIP Party Clockwise from left: Chelle Robinson, Petey Torma, Kepler Correia, Rob Whitehair, Erin Brierty, Pam Voth.
	The Historic Wilma Theatre in Downtown Missoula "The Little Red Truck" shared the marquee with other independent films during its 5 week run at the Wilma including: Mongol, The Fall, Gonzo, The Visitor, Then She Found Me.
	The Wilma Theatre at Night "The Little Red Truck" played to Missoula audiences for 5 weeks starting July 11, 2008.
	The Huge Crowd at the World Premiere Missoulians were very excited about finally having the chance to watch the film they'd heard so much about for the past 2 years. Over 700 people stood in line to get the first chance to see "The Little Red Truck" world premiere.