In this episode of the VBAC Homebirth Stories Podcast, I have the pleasure of speaking with Amanda and Eleanor, the talented co-creators of the Born at Home film.
Together, we dive into the inspiration, challenges, and impact of their groundbreaking film, which highlights the power and beauty of homebirth—especially for women planning a VBAC.
We discuss the journey behind the film, the lessons learned, and their hopes for the future of birth storytelling.
Here’s what we covered during our conversation:
What sparked the idea for Born at Home, and what was your vision for the film from the start?
What were some of the biggest hurdles you faced while making the film?
Can you share a story from the film that really touched your heart or surprised you?
How did you ensure the film showcases the diverse experiences of homebirth, especially for those planning a VBAC?
What role do you see partners playing in the homebirth journey, and how did you bring that out in the film?
Did you learn anything new about homebirth during the making of the film that you didn’t expect?
How has the homebirth community responded to the film so far? What kind of feedback have you received?
Future Projects: Are there any future projects related to birth that you’re excited about?
What do you hope the ongoing impact of Born at Home will be?
Personal Experiences: If you're comfortable sharing, how have your own birth experiences influenced your work on this film and your views on homebirth and VBAC?
Tune in for an inspiring and insightful conversation about homebirth, HBAC, and the powerful stories that shaped the Born at Home film.
Enjoy this episode,
Ashley
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