A House for Yonder

Seattlest's main man David Miller needs your help:

I'm working with Matt Wilkins on his next feature Yonder, and we have need of a somewhat dilapidated house, to serve as our main location for the month of September. Basically, we'd like something kind of run-down and isolated, within an hour from Seattle, ideally near a wooded space. We have a modest budget to rent the space, which we'll be happy to negotiate with the owners. We are fully insured.

David says he'll cough up a fifty-dollar finder's fee to whomever can help a brother out. More details on what is needed from filmmaker Matt Wilkins:

We're looking for an old house with lots of character within an hour from Seattle in a quiet wooded or open rural space. An old vacant farmhouse would be perfect. The house needs to have a long hallway in the center, and at least two-stories. A single-story house with a basement would also work. Ideally would be pre-1940.

In the script, Frances repairs mysterious old scars in the kitchen floor and hallway wall. Ideally, we would like a house in which we could make those scars and then repair them. However, we could also build fake walls and floors over the existing structure if necessary.

"house" by Seattlest Flickr photographer limonada