- I have had some extremely bad times making films, mad enemies, had financial problems, bad reviews that can hurt etc, but I love making films and it keeps me happy.
- I like trying new things & experimenting when it comes to filmmaking.
- I have a very wide variety of taste when it comes to watching films, I honestly watch just about anything, but my favourite genre is obviously horror, especially independent horror. I like films that stand out and leave a big impact on me that is usually due to a shocking nature and being controversial.
- Sick Bastard is my first true feature film shot in the beginning of 2006. It is kind of the English version of Andreas Schnaas's Violent Shit (1989).
- I used Home Made (2008) as a test for a Dogme 95 style film. I was influenced by Lars von Trier's The Idiots (The Idiots (1998)), and a German film called Suicide that Vipco released (Suicide (2001)). I used the Dogme 95 style of filmmaking to make a gritty snuff film, which was cheap to make, and is a typical horror thing to do
- The BBFC make life hard for filmmakers, and if you commit a crime because you watched a film you must be a bit nuts in the first place to think about doing it and actually doing it! I'm all for protecting children from violence in the media, but when your an adult your old enough to make your own mind up - ain't we suppose to be living in a free country!? Worst things happen everyday in the world than in films - world war's, child abduction, pedophilia.
- My filmmaking started back when I was 10 years old and made a 10 minute short called Split Second, then at 12 I made an environmental documentary. I continued to make a lot of films until I went to College at 16 to do filmmaking, but a lot of those films remain incomplete, or tapes have been lost.
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