It Follows to film around metro Detroit this fall
The leaves are starting to fall, but filming is still on the rise in Metro Detroit. Excerpt: "…This project, set in Michigan, will film this fall in Detroit and surrounding communities including Sterling Heights, Royal Oak, and Clawson. Writer/director David Robert Mitchell, a Michigan native, set the script in his home state to highlight locations throughout Southeast Michigan… Mitchell's debut feature, The Myth of the American Sleepover, filmed in metro Detroit. The film went on to screen at Cannes and SXSW and be distributed by IFC. In addition to strong critical reviews, the project was listed as one of the top five films of the year on Ebert Presents at the Movies." More here. MichiganFilmOffice.org.
The leaves are starting to fall, but filming is still on the rise in Metro Detroit.
Excerpt:
“…This project, set in Michigan, will film this fall in Detroit and surrounding communities including Sterling Heights, Royal Oak, and Clawson.
Writer/director David Robert Mitchell, a Michigan native, set the script in his home state to highlight locations throughout Southeast Michigan…
Mitchell’s debut feature, The Myth of the American Sleepover, filmed in metro Detroit. The film went on to screen at Cannes and SXSW and be distributed by IFC. In addition to strong critical reviews, the project was listed as one of the top five films of the year on Ebert Presents at the Movies.”
More here. MichiganFilmOffice.org.
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