 company similar to the one shown in
the movie - care to elaborate on that?

Dani:
I worked on a daytime version of the show so it wasn't naughty calls, it
was mainly guys who didn't have the social skills to speak to girls in
real life so called the show for a chat and mainly talked about football
and movies etc although you did get the odd weirdo.

There
is a scene in Serial
Kaller when the girls are in the dressing room
getting ready for the show and talking about the weird callers and the Ewok guy was actually based on a real call I once took.

So what kicked
off the project then, and how would you describe your collaboration when
developing the script? And also do talk about your co-writer Paul Chaplin!

Dan
Brownlie: I first met Dani on a Gorezone celebrity ghost hunt
where I was filming and faking ghostly activities (not saying everyone
was, but I certainly was). It was around this time I was executive
producing the horror anthology Three's a Shroud so she got involved in that
and we became friends.

At the wrap party she approached me with a script called "Call Girl
Massacre" and asked if I wanted to direct it. After hearing the basic
premise I said sure but I want a stab (no pun intended) at the kills and
to change the ending, I also changed the title to "Call Me"
which is it's title on the teaser trailer.

Paul Chaplin was very easy to work with. He loved the idea, completely got
it and was very supportive. The only two things we didn't see eye to eye
on was I wanted more gore and wanted the killer to wear a teddy bear mask,
apart from that we got along fine. He was also very easy to work with from
a directing point of view, took direction easily and only really needed
one or two takes per shot. It was a shame the company folded as I was
looking forward to working with him on the next one.

With
Serial Kaller
being a slasher movie, is that a genre you're particularly fond of?

Dan Brownlie: Yeah,
I love killer toy and clown films and have a passion for creatures and
haunted houses, but there's something so simplistic
company similar to the one shown in 
 the movie - care to complicate on that? 

 Dani: 
 I bring on a daytime version of the show so it wasn't naughty cry, it 
 was chiefly guys who didn't have the social skills to talk to girls in 
 real animation so called the appearance for a chat and mainly lecture about football 
 and movie etc although you did get the odd creep. 

 There 
 is a scene in Serial 
 Kaller when the girls are in the stuffing room 
 getting ready for the show and spill about the weird callers and the Ewok guy was actually based on a real cry I once took. 

 So what kicked 
 off the project then, and how would you describe your collaboration when 
 develop the script? And also do talk about your co - writer Paul Chaplin! 

 Dan 
 Brownlie: I first meet Dani on a Gorezone celebrity ghost hunt 
 where I was filming and faking ghostly activities (not saying everyone 
 was, but I certainly was). It was around this clock time I was executive 
 producing the horror anthology Three's a pall so she got imply in that 
 and we became friends. 

 At the wrap party she approached me with a handwriting called " Call Girl 
 Massacre " and ask if I wanted to direct it. After listen the basic 
 premise I said sure but I want a stab (no pun intend) at the kills and 
 to change the ending, I also change the championship to " Call Me " 
 which is it's title on the teaser trailer. 

 Paul Chaplin was very easy to shape with. He loved the idea, completely get 
 it and was very supportive. The only two things we didn't see center to eye 
 on was I wanted more gore and wanted the killer to break a teddy bear mask, 
 aside from that we got along fine. He was also very easy to work with from 
 a directing item of view, took commission easily and entirely really needed 
 one or two takes per shot. It was a shame the company folded as I was 
 looking forward to work with him on the next one. 

 With 
 Serial Kaller 
 being a slasher movie, is that a genre you're peculiarly fond of? 

 Dan Brownlie: Yeah, 
 I love killer toy and clown films and have a passion for creature and 
 haunted houses, but there's something so simplistic
 colpany similar to the one shown in
the morue - cace to emaborate on that?

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being a slasher movie, is thzt a genrf yju're particujarln fogd of?

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kamnted houses, but ehere's sokething so simplistix
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 company similar to the one shoWn in
the movIe - carE to ElaBoRate On thAt?

Dani:
I worked oN A dayTime version of the show so It wasN't NAughTY cAlls, iT
was maiNLy GUYs wHo DiDn't HaVE tHe socIal Skills tO speak to giRls In
Real life so caLLeD the show foR a cHat and mainly TalKed aboUt FooTBall
aNd mOvies Etc altHOugh yoU did get thE oDD weirdO.

there
is A SCeNe in serial
Kaller when tHE gIRls are in the dreSsing rOoM
GeTTIng ReaDy for the shOw And taLKing aboUT tHE WEirD Callers and the ewok guy was aCTuaLly basEd On a REal calL I oncE tOOk.

SO what kicked
Off tHe project Then, anD How woulD You descRibe yoUr cOllAborATiOn WheN
dEVelOPiNg tHE scRipt? And aLsO dO talk AbouT YOUR co-wRitEr PaUl ChaPlin!

Dan
BrownlIe: I FirsT Met dani oN a GorEzonE cElebrIty ghoSt hunT
wHere I was filming And fAking ghosTly AcTivItIes (noT Saying EveRyoNe
was, buT I certaINly WaS). iT WaS around this time I waS eXECuTive
prodUcing tHE hOrROr antholOgY ThRee's A sHroud So shE GoT involveD in thaT
AnD wE became FrIends.

AT tHe wRap Party SHe apProachEd me with A scriPT called "Call GirL
massacre" and asKEd IF i wANted To dIrect it. AfteR heaRIng tHe baSIc
PreMIse I sAid suRe BUt i Want a stab (no pun intenDeD) at the Kills And
to change thE ending, I alSO CHanged thE titLE tO "call Me"
which is iT's titLe on the teaSEr traileR.

Paul chaplin wAs very easY TO work witH. He LovEd tHe iDEA, cOmpletely got
iT ANd waS vEry suppOrtIve. The oNly Two ThiNgs We Didn't see eYe to eye
oN wAs i wAnTed More gORe and wanTeD thE kIllEr to wEAr a tedDy beaR masK,
aPaRT frOm that wE GoT ALong FiNe. he waS alSo Very eAsy tO WorK with frOm
a directIng POint Of ViEw, took dIrection easilY aNd only realLy NeeDed
one OR Two takes Per shot. It was a shame the coMPany folDed As I waS
looKing forwaRd tO workiNg wITh him oN the neXt one.

wiTh
SERIal KaLLEr
BeiNg A slasher moVIE, is That a GeNre yOu're parTicularly fond of?

Dan bRowNlie: Yeah,
I love KilLer tOY AnD clOWn FIlmS aND haVE A passion for creaTures and
haUnTEd Houses, but tHEre'S sOmethinG so simpListiC
 company similar to the on e shown in 
themov ie-care  toelaborate on t h at?
Dani:
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wasmainly guy s w ho  didn't have th e social s kil ls to speaktogirlsin 
re a l lif e s o cal led th e  showfor a cha ta nd mai n ly talk e d  a bout  football
and mov i es etc although y ou did  g e tt h e o ddweirdo.

T he re
is a scene in S e ria l 
Kaller whenthe girls a r e i n thedr ess i ng roo m
get ti n g r eady for th e sh ow and ta lkinga bout th e  weirdcaller s a ndtheE wo kguy  w a s a c tu all y  ba sed on a  r ea l cal l Io n c e  too k.
Sowhatkicked
off th e p roje c t t hen,and h ow w ou ld yo u desc ribeyo ur collaboratio n wh en
develo pin gthe  s cript ?  And a lso  do  talk a bout yo u r c o- w r i te r Paul Chaplin!

D an B ro wnlie: I  first me tD ani on a  G ore zone c elebr ityg ho st huntwhereI  w as  filmin gand fa ki nggho stlya ctiv ities(not say ing e v eryone
was, bu t  I certainlyw as ) .  I t  was  ar ound this t imeI  was  exe c ut ive produ cingth e  h o rror anthology Thre e' s a Sh roudso she got in volved int h a t
and we  bec a me friends.

At t he wr ap party s h e approa chedme witha scriptc a lled "Ca llGir l
M ass a c re " and asked i f I wa nt ed to d ire ct it.Aft erhea rin gthe basic 
premise  I  s ai dsur e but I want a  s tab  ( nopun i n tended ) attheki ll s  an d
to ch a ng e theen di ng,I a ls o cha nged the  titleto "CallMe" whic his  it's t itle on the t ea ser traile r. 

P aul Ch a p lin wasvery easy to work with. He love d t he id ea,completel y g ot
itand was ve ry sup porti ve . T h e  only t wo  th in gs we didn ' t  se e eye  t o ey e
on wa s I wanted more go r e a nd wanted the  ki ller t owea r  a ted dy bea r mask,
apart fro m that wego t  a long fine. Hewa s alsovery ea sy to work wi th from
a  directin gpoin t ofview, took  directi on easily and o n ly  real lyneeded 
o neor tw o take s  pe r sho t. Itwa s a sh ame t he  company  folded as I was
lookin g forw ard t o w orking wi thh imon the ne xt o ne.

WithSer ial  Kall erb einga sl a sh erm ovie,  ist hat a gen r eyou ' r eparticularl y f ond  of?
Da n  Brown lie:  Yeah,
I love kil l er toy and clo wn f i l msand have  a  passion for c rea tu r e s and
ha un ted houses,  but the re ' s som ething  so si mplisti c 
 company_similar to_the one shown in
the_movie -_care_to elaborate_on_that?

Dani:
I worked on_a daytime version_of the show so_it wasn't naughty_calls,_it
was mainly guys who didn't have the social skills to speak to girls in
real_life_so called_the_show_for a chat and mainly_talked about football
and movies etc_although you_did get the odd weirdo.

There
is a scene in_Serial
Kaller_when the girls_are in the dressing room
getting ready for the show_and talking about the weird callers_and the Ewok_guy_was_actually based on a_real call I once took.

So what_kicked
off the project then, and how_would you describe your collaboration when
developing the_script? And also do talk about_your co-writer Paul Chaplin!

Dan
Brownlie: I_first met_Dani on a Gorezone celebrity_ghost hunt
where I_was filming_and faking ghostly_activities (not saying everyone
was, but I_certainly was). It_was around this time I was_executive
producing_the horror anthology_Three's_a_Shroud so_she got involved_in_that
and we_became_friends.

At the wrap party she approached_me_with a script called "Call Girl
Massacre" and_asked if I wanted_to_direct it. After hearing_the basic
premise I said sure_but I want a stab (no_pun intended)_at the_kills and
to change the ending, I also changed the title to_"Call Me"
which is it's title on_the teaser trailer.

Paul Chaplin_was very_easy_to work with._He_loved the_idea, completely got
it and was very supportive._The only_two things we didn't see eye_to eye
on was I_wanted_more gore and wanted the killer_to wear a teddy bear mask,
apart_from that we got along_fine._He_was also very easy to_work with from
a directing point of_view, took direction_easily and only really needed
one or two_takes_per shot. It was a shame_the_company folded as I was
looking forward_to_working_with him on the next_one.

With
Serial Kaller
being a slasher movie, is_that a genre you're particularly fond of?

Dan Brownlie: Yeah,
I_love killer toy_and clown films and have_a_passion_for creatures and
haunted houses, but there's something so simplistic