We're just a team of independent people doing this all on our own. The filmmakers say they are running the website 'as our financial resources can pay for the server fees. At the beginning of Wes Cravens meta-horror masterpiece, Casey speaks to a strange caller on her phone, who creepily asks if she likes scary movies before she ends up murdered herself. It's only a matter of time before we see the next phase of identity theft on a whole new scale.' But apps like Reface are able to deep fake you in real time, so that's another example of how powerful this technology is. 'We used open-source software in this case, and just a little bit of video from the experience, to create a passable clip just to show people what's possible. He says re-creating a person on camera – as happens in the video – is 'surprisingly simple.' Nickel, head of video company of Imposium, built the experience. Deepfakes, chatbots with advanced AI, identity theft – these are all things that are currently happening,' Zada said. 'While the experience is harmless, the threats are real. That thought was something that really stuck with us,' says Zada, a film and commercial director who wrote and directed the experience. Technology in the wrong hands can allow anyone to digitally manipulate small amounts of footage and become someone else. 'Real life is turning out to be quite scary these days, so we wanted to really put people into an everyday situation that we all know well and turn the tables a bit.

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