Volumes of Blood : 공포 이야기 – “죽음의 날 파티” 부분.

배우 Jay Woolston – “John.”

iHorror : What is the most extreme change to your personality that you have done to prepare yourself for the role of John?

Jay Woolston: I’m not sure I had to change much in my personality to play John. He is a person who knows how to say and do the appropriate things to blend in. I think most people have that quality. John is just maybe a little more calculated in the way that he does it. And I like to think I’m not quite as dorky. That’s what I keep telling myself anyway.

iH : 어떻게 이 프로젝트에 참여하게 됐나요? 전통적인 오디션이었나?

JW : In terms of how I got involved with the project, I’ve known PJ Starks for several years, and I saw the audition notice on Facebook. I knew the first Volumes of Blood had gotten a very good reception, so I definitely wanted to try to be a part of the sequel. I drove to Owensboro and auditioned for him and Eric Huskisson. It was a pretty standard audition. They sent me some sides, and I did the scene a few times for them. They also had me read for another role. It was very laid back. I was actually joking with PJ on the set about the fact that he cast me in a movie years ago that he never made. And I keep telling him I’m going to talk him into making it. My role was an alcoholic priest. Sounds like a great part to me. I’m gonna keep working on him and get this thing made!

iH : What are your favorite traits about your character, John?

JW : If there’s anything I like about John, aside from the aforementioned dorkiness, I guess it’s his insecurity about getting older. It’s a very understandable thing, and I think it makes him relatable to some degree. He’s no longer the man he used to be, and I get the sense that he has lost a lot of confidence in the last few years.

iH : Besides acting do you occupy another profession?

JW : I don’t make my living as an actor. I have a full-time factory job. Luckily, I have several outlets for my acting. I do quite a bit of acting and directing at a local theater, and I have been getting more into the film scene over the last few years.

iH : 당신은 공포 장르의 팬입니까? 그렇다면, 당신이 가장 좋아하는 영화와 영감을 받은 영화는 무엇입니까?

JW : I am definitely a horror fan, although not to the degree that most of the other people involved in this project are. I was lucky enough to grow up during the time when all of the classic modern horror films were being released- 할로윈, 금요일 13^th, Nightmare On Elm Street. Some really iconic films and characters. And you can see small homages to these films in our movie with the way certain scenes are shot. Film is a visual medium, and horror films have some of the most memorable images in filmmaking.

iH : 현재 하고 있는 일 중에 이야기할 수 있는 일이 있나요?

JW : I’m not currently working on anything. It’s tough for me to do projects sometimes because of working full time. I have to fit projects into my schedule. When I do find something, it has to be something I’m really excited about and something I can devote a decent amount of time to. VOBHS was great, because I drove down to Owensboro and spent two days filming nonstop. It was like a little mini-vacation.

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