Not Taking No For An Answer — How Director Robin Bain Got Her Movie GIRL LOST Made
Robin Bain’s feature film GIRL LOST tackles the very real issue of underage prostitution as told through the eyes of a wayward teen. GIRL LOST is available now on AMAZON PRIME VIDEO.
Film Courage: Your bio says you are from Indiana. What do you miss about the Midwest?
Robin Bain: My family is from the Midwest, the center or sometimes referred to as the heartland of our country. Most Midwesterners, like most Americans, are good and hard working people.
Film Courage: What are movies to you, why have they played such a big role in your life?
Robin: Movies are my passion and my escape. My favorite films are documentaries and dramas that are about and/or depict real life issues. Exploring and viewing life through the camera lens whether it be my own or a fellow filmmaker inspires me.
Film Courage: How many short films did you make before making your first feature and why was it important to you to make so many short films?
Robin: There are too many to count. I’ve been writing, directing and producing small films and videos for most of my life. I love filmmaking. Just like so many things in life, practice, repetition, persistence and dedication fosters and promotes the skills needed to take your craft to the next level…(Read the full Q&A here on FilmCourage.com)
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