Jeff Lee: Making a Movie in Maine, Baby In The Woods // 216
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Jeff Lee: Making a Movie in Maine, Baby In The Woods // 216
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On this episode of The Randy Forcier Podcast, I’m joined by Jeff Lee to talk about his new short horror film, Baby in the Woods, and what it actually takes to make an independent movie from scratch right here in Maine.
Jeff takes us behind the scenes of producing the film, from developing the script and finding locations to casting actors, assembling a crew, creating storyboards, handling contracts, and figuring out how to pay for it all. We also get into some of the jobs you probably see in movie credits but have no idea what they actually do, the unexpected expenses that come with filmmaking, and why keeping a production on schedule is so important.
We also talk about the upcoming five-day shoot in Waldoboro, what happens once filming wraps, crowdfunding the final stages of the project, getting Baby in the Woods into film festivals, and Jeff’s bigger goals in the film industry. Plus, we discuss why low-budget horror is having such a moment and how independent filmmakers have more opportunities than ever to get their work seen.
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