How Filmmakers Create Slow Motion in Horror | Interview with Rebecca Berrih (“Slow”)

Curious how filmmakers create slow-motion effects in film? Well, in this episode of the Horror Babe Show, Chelsea interviews independent French filmmaker, Rebecca Berrih, whose short film "Slow" screened at FilmQuest 2025. They get into how slow-motion effects are created on set and in post, coming up with a short film concept, and the creative inspiration behind Rebecca's "Slow." As a horror fan, filmmaker, or festival-goer, you'll love this short but sweet interview! Rebecca Berrih @rebeccaberrih 00:00 Hi babe! 01:04 Introducing Rebecca Berrih 01:52 About "Slow" 02:49 The Concept 04:27 What "Slow" Represents 05:41 How to do Slow Motion 06:41 Inspiration 08:32 Takeaway 🎃 Join the Patreon — https://patreon.com/HorrorBabeShow/ 💸 PayPal — paypal.me/horrorbabeshow 🪦 Grab Official Merch — http://tee.pub/lic/G8eJUNLtR00 👻 Got a Ghost Story? Send it in to: [e-mail] 🎧 Listen to the Podcast — https://horrorbabeshow.podbean.com/ ⚰️ Follow Horror Babe — https://www.facebook.com/horrorbabeshow — https://www.instagram.com/horrorbabeshow ✍🏼 Read My Reviews — https://www.letterboxd.com/horrorbabeshow 🎵 Music by Karl Casey @WhiteBatAudio 🎥 Media Production by Mike Monaghan @mikes.monsters 🧛🏻‍♀️ Created by Chelsea Beller @bellschels #horrorbabe #horrorreviews #horrorfan #ghoststories #horrorcommunity #horrormovies #spookyseason #femalefilmmaker #indiehorror