I Don't Know If I Would Say

Usually I Don't Find Gore Or Slasher Films Scary. What Works For Me Is The Slower Build Where You Are Tightening The Noose Around The Situation Until You Are Running Out Of Options And Then Really Have No Idea What To Do.

There Is So Much Misinformation Out There. If You Give People Even A Little Bit, It Gets Blown Out Of Proportion Then You Have To Go Put Out Fires. So It's Much Easier To Say, 'no Comment.'

I'm Having Fun With What I'm Doing But I'd Never Categorically Say No To Something Because It's Not Horror. I'm Keeping An Open Mind.

For A Found-footage-style Movie, There's A Definite Advantage In Using Unknowns, Because It Helps Sell The Illusion That It's Real. A Known Actor Would Get In The Way Of The Suspension Of Disbelief.

I've Been Having A Lot Of Fun Exploring Different Aspects Of Filmmaking, Like Writing And Producing. There Isn't A Specific Plan And I Usually Don't Know What's Going To Be The Next Thing I Do.