Peter Dinklage, Elle Fanning Star in Reed Morano's 'I Think We're Alone Now' | Sundance 2018

The transcript discusses the making of a film, starting with chairlift pitches and an overview of the movie's plot, which involves a small-town loner in an apocalyptic setting. The script offers a fresh take on the apocalypse theme, focusing on character development and creative freedom. The filmmaking process was intimate, with the director also serving as the cinematographer, allowing for spontaneous creativity and a hands-on approach. The experience was unique, with a small team working closely together, contrasting with typical larger productions.

What unique challenges did the filmmakers face during the production of this movie?

How did the intimate filming experience affect the actors' performances?