I need audio help on my film

Over the past year, I've been working on completing my latest film, Us vs. Them, a tongue in cheek 80's style zombie film. I'm in the final stages of editing it now.

Now, I filmed it with just a regular digital camera, and no boom mic. We have a scene that we filmed inside a bowling alley, and it's kinda hard to hear the actors talking with all the background noises and what not. We were going to re-dub the entire scene, but immediately after filming I had to move out of state -- and we didn't get around to it. I'm wondering if there is any body out there that will be willing to try to soften these background noises, and bring out the actors voices a little better. Is that even possible?

Here are the trailers to show you that we're serious.

TEASER: http://youtube.com/watch?v=YybcdwFxhfc
TRAILER: http://youtube.com/watch?v=aS9U440Xa_E

And, Thanks... btw, first post

 

If you are experiencing problems with sound, maybe you could just add subtitles to get the lines in. I know it sounds cheesy, but it's better than having severly muffled sound at any point in a movie.

 

from what I saw on youtube the sound seemed okay.

there's also a note mentionning that it's out on DVD now. congrats.