'Blood Paradise' Q&A | Scary Movies XI

The Blood Paradise team discuss their film at the world premiere at Scary Movies XI.
Reeling after her latest novel flops, best-selling crime writer Robin Richards (Andréa Winter) is sent by her publisher to the Swedish countryside to regain inspiration. There alone, she indeed comes across an assortment of peculiar characters, including her driver and most obsessive fan, his explosively jealous wife, and the progressively more unhinged man who owns the farm that’s hosting her. Totally out of place in her new surroundings-for one, she is always dressed for glamorous, big-city life-Robin discovers just how dangerous these oddballs may be. The unpredictable debut feature by Patrick von Barkenberg (who also appears as Robin’s boyfriend) is bathed in dreamy atmospherics and streaked with offbeat humor, but remains grounded throughout by Winter, who holds your attention rapt.
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I wish someone in the audience had asked at least one technical question. Such as what camera or cameras did you use.Film or Digital. What other equipment did they use ( sound, light). How did they edit the film ( what editing suite or software.?)How did they fund the film ?What was their system or organizational approach to writing the screenplay? Looking back now , what did they learn from making the film that they will apply the next time they shoot a film.Are there things they have found out the hard way about shooting, editing or seeking to market or distribute a film ? Regarding getting actors to film ?
I know a few that would probably act for free in New York !