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How did you get the job?

Tyler-Jae - “My agent called me up and said that he had organised an audition for a big role for me. Basically, I auditioned and after a couple months they phoned my agent telling him that I got the job!”

What sort of roles do you prefer?

Tyler-Jae - “I like mysterious roles, so this one was perfect for me. My favourite genre to star in is crime, as I love the creepiness of it all.”

Who is you favourite cast member?

Tyler-Jae - “No! I don’t like picking favourites! That’s unfair! I love everyone equally.”

What was your favourite scene to film?

Tyler-Jae - “Ah that’s got to be the computer scene. It was so easy for me, all I had to do was sit there and type ha-ha! All jokes aside though, it was kind of creepy, like it was dead silent, and everything was just focused on the contents of the computer screen.

What did you think of the film?

Tyler-Jae - “Well, overall, I think it was phenomenal. When I went to watch the premier, I was just amazed how they had put it all together so well, and the fact that we had so much fun making this incredible show made it even better. I’ve never worked with such a wonderful cast, and I wish them all the best for the future.”

What sort of person is going to love watching the film?

Tyler-Jae - “Anyone with an adventurous and imaginative mind. The film has so many suspenseful moments and surprises that you just can’t stop watching! The storyline is so intriguing, I think everyone will love it.”

What was challenging about bringing this script to life?

Tyler-Jae - “When I knew that I’d got the part, I was quite nervous because I was worried that I wouldn’t be able to deliver a believable murderer. It’s quite hard to be creepy (laughs). You wouldn’t believe how many crime dramas I watched as inspiration, I’ve probably seen every one possible!”

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