Eric Forsberg

Eric Forsberg (December 16, 1959–) is an American writer. Quotes I try not to wink at the audience too much or laugh at my own satire. Good B-movie camp has to be played deadly serious. Let the audience do the chuckling. interview with director Eric Forsberg (April 7, 2010) My biggest influence was my father, Rolf Forsberg, who was a successful independent filmmaker in the '60s, '70s, and '80s, doing mostly shorts, religious films, and eco-green-movies before they were cool. My friends and I would watch his films over and over again when they slept at my house. I got my first super 8mm camera when I was nine and I’ve been making movies ever since. interview with director Eric Forsberg (April 7, 2010) When you look at three hundred people, you’ll find some that just fit. It’s like a bell rings, “They’re perfect. That’s them!” Then once that happens, eighty-percent of communicating the world to them is achieved. They are now communicating that world to me. We’re now creating it together. I’m a very collaborative director. I bring them into the world by being excited. I try to give that to them and give them a tremendous amount of leeway to let them build up their characters. Eric Forsberg Interview (July 9, 2010) Movies are going to go away eventually. I just want to make sure that, when they do, they turn into something better. Eric Forsberg Interview (July 9, 2010) External links Category:1956 births Category:People from Chicago Category:Film directors from the United States Category:Screenwriters from the United States Category:Living people