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Even When I Was Making The First 'paranormal Activity,' I Didn't Tell Anyone I Was Making It, Not My Friends Or Neighbors Or Co-workers. I Just Kind Of Found That There Was Nothing To Gain By Announcing To The World That You're Doing Something.

Our Lives Are Pretty Calm. Merging On The Freeway In The Closest You Get To Risking Your Life. So What’s Missing Now Is That Primal Emotion Of Being Scared To Death, And I Think That’s Why People Crave Thrills Like Roller Coasters Or Scary Movies. They Give You The Chance To Feel This Very Primal Emotion In A Very Controlled Environment.

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.

Because Of The Way We Let The Actors Improvise, It Feels Like You're Watching People React Rather Than Actors Reading Lines - So I Think That's Always Going To Be Something I Like.

I'm Just Considering Myself Extremely Lucky. All I Wanted Is To Have 'paranormal Activity' Be Released And Become Successful. And Everything That's Happened Since Then Is Just An Enormous Bonus.