The following blog post contains trailer release information, a new screening location announcement, and more!
If you've been following our Instagram page updates, the following will not come as a surprise but is nonetheless worth sharing here: last Friday morning (4/28/23), we released our official 60-second trailer for The City of Servers!
The following video is the short trailer version we released for the Instagram reel format-- you can also watch a full format (1920 x 1080p) version of our trailer here.
As mentioned in the caption, tickets are still on sale for our May 11th premiere screening at Nickelodeon Cinemas in Portland, ME. The first screening will begin at 6:00 pm, and then an additional screening will start at 8:45 pm that night.
According to our executive producer and the theatre venue, tickets for our 6:00 pm screening are selling quickly! As of this morning, only 25 tickets remain for our 6:00 pm screening. If you plan on attending that screening, we recommend getting your tickets today, as a sellout is imminent!
We also want to re-share information about our May 12th screening at The Magic Lantern Theatre in Bridgeton, ME. We've seen far fewer ticket sales for this screening, so if you're around the area & able to come out to support our Maine Mayhem student film festival, that would be much appreciated. Doors open at 6:30 pm for this screening, and the show will go from 7-9:00 pm.
Finally, we have some new exciting news not shared in the caption to the left. Our third screening date for The Maine Mayhem Film Festival was just announced! You catch a screening of The City of Servers on May 13th at The Bangor Arts Exchange. This screening begins at 7pm and ticets are limited, so be sure to secure your spot(s) today:
The following few weeks leading up to our screenings will contain many exciting project/media appearance updates, which you can follow by visiting our film Instagram page here. There are also still screening dates that have yet to be announced, which will be shared more immediately through our Instagram page as well. If Instagram is not your cup of tea, that's okay too-- we also have a less active Facebook page that contains
important production and screening updates that you can visit here.
We also want to take this opportunity to share some of the incredible film posters recently shared by peers selected to participate in The Maine Mayhem Film Festival alongside The City of Servers. Below is a slideshow of (in order) film posters for The Antique, The Vase, Shadow Nightmare, and Go To Hell!
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