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| How
long did your project
take to create, from
conception to final
completion? |
| ‘Watcher’
took approximately
six months to create. |
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| Where
did your inspiration
come from? |
| The
inspiration for the
film came from the
classic monster in
the closet story.
I wanted to tell this
tale on screen, and
actually explain where
the monster came from. |
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| Is
Horror or Sci-Fi your
primary creative interest? |
| Horror
is not necessarily
my primary creative
interest. I love scary
movies, but I’ll
travel to whatever
genre a good story
takes me. |
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| Can
you describe a typical
day in the process
of creating your film? |
| A typical day in making a film involves a lot of coffee, focus and energy |
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| Who
do you consider to
be the greatest horror
writer? |
| I
have been reading
Joe R. Lansdale recently. |
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| Can
you recall the first
horror film that left
a lasting impression
on you? |
| Well,
I’m terrified
of werewolves –
but I would have to
say that ‘Halloween’
was the first horror
film that left a lasting
impression on me (aka
no sleep). |
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| Who
do you consider to
be the greatest 'Masters
of Horror'? |
| Classic
Tobe Hooper and John
Carpenter. |
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| How
many participants
comprised your crew? |
| Our
crew consisted of
around 20 people.
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| How
many castmembers? |
| Our
cast was made up of
six very talented
actors, and one dog. |
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| How
did you find your
cast? |
| We
found our cast using
the good old-fashion
auditioning process. |
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| Did
you re-edit your film
after the first cut? |
| The
film went through
the normal editing
process, consisting
of several re-edits
to mold the final
piece. However, the
submitted film is
the ‘final’
version. |
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| Did
you shoot on film
or with digital cameras? |
| We
shot ‘Watcher’
on 35mm film. |
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| If
you could choose any
famous actors to work
with on future projects,
who would they be? |
| This
is a tough question.
I would choose the
actors who would fit
the roles. |
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