I'm Having Fun With What I'm Doing

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.

Even If You Look At The 'paranormal Activity' Movies, At The End Of The Movie Things Get Really Crazy And Nutty, But They All Start In A Very Mundane Situation That People Can Relate To, And That's Also To Some Degree What We Tried To Do In 'chernobyl Diaries.

I Feel Like When You Do Things With Such A Small Budget, It Actually Makes You Be More Creative... And Allows You To Concentrate More On The Story And The Characters. I Think That There Is Something About Dirty, Gritty And Raw Filmmaking That Makes It Feel A Little More Natural And Makes It Easier To Connect With The Action.

After I Watched 'the Exorcist' I Refused To Watch Any Other Movie That Had Anything To Do With Ghosts Or Demons. I Didn't Even Watch 'ghostbusters' Until I Was Much Older.

I've Always Had Better Luck Learning Things On My Own. And I Really Love The Challenge Of Doing It Yourself And Kind Of Being Alone Against The System.