Elijah Wood

And what you offer is a real deep dive into paranormal. a variety of different kinds of paranormal experiences as well, which often is not necessarily the case when there is an entity profiling the paranormal. It tends to lean pretty heavily into ghosts and well-trodden territory. And I think what I love about Otherworld is that it presents a really broad spectrum of

And what you offer is a real deep dive into paranormal. a variety of different kinds of paranormal experiences as well, which often is not necessarily the case when there is an entity profiling the paranormal. It tends to lean pretty heavily into ghosts and well-trodden territory. And I think what I love about Otherworld is that it presents a really broad spectrum of

What the paranormal is and people's unique experiences. And they're incredibly human and relatable and fascinating, emotional, you know, which I think is actually what the real spectrum of being in a paranormal experience or having had paranormal experiences. They're not always scary. Anyway, I just think you provide a really wonderful platform for the full spectrum.

What the paranormal is and people's unique experiences. And they're incredibly human and relatable and fascinating, emotional, you know, which I think is actually what the real spectrum of being in a paranormal experience or having had paranormal experiences. They're not always scary. Anyway, I just think you provide a really wonderful platform for the full spectrum.

What the paranormal is and people's unique experiences. And they're incredibly human and relatable and fascinating, emotional, you know, which I think is actually what the real spectrum of being in a paranormal experience or having had paranormal experiences. They're not always scary. Anyway, I just think you provide a really wonderful platform for the full spectrum.

Wow. Thank you. That's a incredible compliment. That's exactly what I wanted you to come on and talk about today.

Wow. Thank you. That's a incredible compliment. That's exactly what I wanted you to come on and talk about today.

Wow. Thank you. That's a incredible compliment. That's exactly what I wanted you to come on and talk about today.

And thank you for coming on. But no, you, you both, you're co-founders of SpectraVision, which has been around for a long time. It was rebranded to SpectraVision, but you guys have been working together on projects for quite some time. Well, how do you guys know each other in the first place? Let's, let's start with that.

And thank you for coming on. But no, you, you both, you're co-founders of SpectraVision, which has been around for a long time. It was rebranded to SpectraVision, but you guys have been working together on projects for quite some time. Well, how do you guys know each other in the first place? Let's, let's start with that.

And thank you for coming on. But no, you, you both, you're co-founders of SpectraVision, which has been around for a long time. It was rebranded to SpectraVision, but you guys have been working together on projects for quite some time. Well, how do you guys know each other in the first place? Let's, let's start with that.

Yeah, we met on a project that never came to fruition that Daniel was writing. It was a road comedy that I attached myself to as an actor, and we were trying to get this movie made. And we're having kind of regular meetings over the development of the project over the course of, I think, almost a year. Right, Daniel? Something like that.

Yeah, we met on a project that never came to fruition that Daniel was writing. It was a road comedy that I attached myself to as an actor, and we were trying to get this movie made. And we're having kind of regular meetings over the development of the project over the course of, I think, almost a year. Right, Daniel? Something like that.

Yeah, we met on a project that never came to fruition that Daniel was writing. It was a road comedy that I attached myself to as an actor, and we were trying to get this movie made. And we're having kind of regular meetings over the development of the project over the course of, I think, almost a year. Right, Daniel? Something like that.

And over the course of these conversations, you know, we would also stray from the topic of the film we were trying to get made and talk about all of our other interests. And one that kept coming up was a shared love of, mutual love of genre and horror, particularly the kinds of genre and horror at the time that were not being made or facilitated, at least in the U.S. That's since changed.

And over the course of these conversations, you know, we would also stray from the topic of the film we were trying to get made and talk about all of our other interests. And one that kept coming up was a shared love of, mutual love of genre and horror, particularly the kinds of genre and horror at the time that were not being made or facilitated, at least in the U.S. That's since changed.

And over the course of these conversations, you know, we would also stray from the topic of the film we were trying to get made and talk about all of our other interests. And one that kept coming up was a shared love of, mutual love of genre and horror, particularly the kinds of genre and horror at the time that were not being made or facilitated, at least in the U.S. That's since changed.

We're still in a kind of extended renaissance of horror and genre. And then also I think the idea of, I had been floating this idea of wanting to produce films, being a part of the development of something from the ground up and seeing it through to fruition, loving the creative process of filmmaking that I'd been engaged in for a super long time, but not from that side.

We're still in a kind of extended renaissance of horror and genre. And then also I think the idea of, I had been floating this idea of wanting to produce films, being a part of the development of something from the ground up and seeing it through to fruition, loving the creative process of filmmaking that I'd been engaged in for a super long time, but not from that side.

We're still in a kind of extended renaissance of horror and genre. And then also I think the idea of, I had been floating this idea of wanting to produce films, being a part of the development of something from the ground up and seeing it through to fruition, loving the creative process of filmmaking that I'd been engaged in for a super long time, but not from that side.