- Sintel is the Blender Institute's third "open movie".  Could you
   describe what "open movie" means to the Blender Institute?

# - [When some people hear the term "open movie" they initially think
#   of an open-to-the-public SVN repository and a lot of community
#   involvement, but] the majority of the Blender Institute's films are
#   developed behind (largely) closed doors until release.  With each
#   new project there seems to be a bit more community involvement in
#   the project,

 - What's the development of a film like Sintel like as in terms of
   internal development vs community involvement in production?  Has
   that dynamic changed at all from work to work?

 - Blender Institute projects have a rare but heavily developed
   intersection between free and open source software (Blender the
   software and its developer community) and free culture (the films
   the Blender Institute produces).  How related and similar are these
   worlds?

 - [possible followup] How does that dynamic play out with the artists
   working directly with developers at the Blender Institute?

 - How has the chose of the Creative Commons Attribution license
   affected your works?

 - What kinds of things have you seen / do you expect to see
   post-release of a project such as Sintel?

 - Might there be a Sintel game (Project Jackfruit?) using the Blender
   Game Engine like there was a game following Big Buck Bunny (Yo
   Frankie)?

 - [Probably not a question for publishing, but while Ton is here :)]
   You've mentioned bundling some stock models, textures, materials
   with Blender under the public domain.  Have you considered using
   CC0[, an effort to internationalize the public domain]?