It's curious that the museum is also opening at the same time that will house the Lucasfilm archives, which theoretically is what they're using to populate that

exhibit.

Because we can talk about that.

I know something about the way that works.

And I think it's fascinating.

You know, Lucas and his deal with Disney retained ownership.

Of his collection, which is not intuitive.

I

Spooked.

My name is Daniel Noah.

I'm a filmmaker.

I've always had an incredible, uh, fascination with tales of the supernatural since I was a little boy.

But I was a real non-believer.

I was a, what you call a hardcore skeptic.

I didn't think any of it was real.

There's weird stories about deer.

Yeah.

Well, so yeah, I had been a hardcore skeptic my whole life and my interest in stories of the supernatural was purely literary.

And, you know, and I, and I, very passionately believed in the healing powers of telling these types of stories, um, which I think were in my mind largely, um, about wish fulfillment.

And, uh, you know, the, I think my, my kind of cynical, um, take on it was, uh, you know, of course we all want to believe that there's life after death and that there's aliens out there that that would be so exciting, but it was, it's a fantasy.

Yeah.

And if anything, I was maybe a little judgmental about people who believed in this stuff.

Once SpectraVision found its footing, we started getting invited to a lot of events that were staged at haunted locations because we were at the Stanley Hotel in Estes Park, Colorado.

But so these cosmic coincidences, are they targeted advertisement from the great beyond? You know

Yeah.

And I'm trying to practice, you know, Whitley Strieber wrote about this beautifully in Communion about how, you know, he would force himself to go to this area in the woods every night because he, he was so overcome with fear that he, he was like, "What am I missing?" That, so he would, you know, he would go to this spot.

So, you know, I, I'm not gonna go through the whole thing right now.

I, I think we've talked about my 3:03 thing.

But I, it, you know, I wake up at 3:03 often, and, and, and, and, and it came t- through long story that I'll tell you another time 'cause it'll take an hour.

But I, like, the 3:03 thing kept happening, and I, and even, I kept pulling the thread, and I eventually realized that 3:03 was actually leading me to an understanding about possibly having a relationship with, like, the, you know, po- possibly having been a contactee or an ab- abductee.

And, and so I, you know, I, recently I've started realizing, you know, when I wake up at 3:03, I often am feeling a pull to go outside, but I'm scared, and I'm also tired, right?

You know?