Working With Police on Film Sets | Rolling Tape interview

I had the pleasure of being interviewed earlier this week by Forris Day Jr. for his podcast Rolling Tape. We had a terrific discussion about working with police on film sets, which I did for both of my features: Surviving Family and DETOURS. We discussed the differing experiences in Jersey City and Ocean County, NJ, shooting with a process trailer (check out some great shots of that), and the police officer who let us use his house as a location.

It was a fun interview to do, and hopefully it will take a little bit of the mystery out of something that many low-budget filmmakers find intimidating.

Interview on "Rolling Tape" Podcast

I met actor, writer and host Forris Day Jr. several years ago, when he gave my first feature, Surviving Family, a great review, and also interviewed me for "Scared Stiff Reviews."

Forris is now working with the Borgus Network on a new podcast called "Rolling Tape." I greatly enjoyed being interviewed by him recently about Women in Film, as well as both Surviving Family and my new fesature, DETOURS.

Check out the interview at the link below - the photo is of the wonderful Tara Westwood, who stars in both movies. And if you like the podcast, subscribe!