I Felt People Responded To Two Things.

We Live In An Age Now Where So Many People Watch Movies Based On What Netflix Recommends. It Learns Your Taste And They Really Understand Viewer Habits.

There's Something Very Scary About Exposing Yourself On Camera, Knowing That You're Going To Be Put On Thousands Of Screens Around The World For Everyone To Judge, But There's Also Something Very Thrilling And Exciting About It.

I Think Horror Should Never Be Safe, Whether It's Violent Or Non Violent.

The Film, 'aftershock,' For Me Is Really About How The Minor Problems In Life That We Think Are So Major Ultimately Mean Nothing When A Tragedy Happens, When A Real Problem Happens.

Natural Disasters Are Terrifying - That Loss Of Control, This Feeling That Something Is Just Going To Randomly End Your Life For Absolutely No Reason Is Terrifying. But, What Scares Me Is The Human Reaction To It And How People Behave When The Rules Of Civility And Society Are Obliterated.