> reporter: she wants to know if everything turns out okay. elizabeth said when we shot that i hit my head so it was a little bit dangerous for your health. >> no, i actually did hit my head during that -- that shot, i really -- >> that made the film. >> yeah. we were saying it was hard to find the right sound effects. my mike was right here and it just kind of broke my mike. >> reporter: this is a young, fresh new talent, she's an nyu graduate. >> no, i'm still at nyu, a senior at nyu. >> reporter: well, you're Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
> reporter: she wants to know if everything turns out okay. elizabeth said when we shot that i hit my head so it was a little bit dangerous for your health. >> no, i actually did hit my head during that -- that shot, i really -- >> that made the film. >> yeah. we were saying it was hard to find the right sound effects. my mike was right here and it just kind of broke my mike. >> reporter: this is a young, fresh new talent, she's an nyu graduate. >> no, i'm still at nyu, a senior at nyu. >> reporter: well, you're Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies." property="og:description">
> reporter: she wants to know if everything turns out okay. elizabeth said when we shot that i hit my head so it was a little bit dangerous for your health. >> no, i actually did hit my head during that -- that shot, i really -- >> that made the film. >> yeah. we were saying it was hard to find the right sound effects. my mike was right here and it just kind of broke my mike. >> reporter: this is a young, fresh new talent, she's an nyu graduate. >> no, i'm still at nyu, a senior at nyu. >> reporter: well, you're Get Live News Updates Every Minute from vimarsana.com Curated from 23000 News Agencies.">
>> oh, my gosh. that is thrilling and looks scary, too. it's like, what happens? does she turn around? we're going to find out. cnn's brooke anderson is live at the sundance film festival with elizabeth olson and director, laura lou. this is like a cliffhanger. i want to know, how does it go? "silent house." >> reporter: she wants to know if everything turns out okay. elizabeth said when we shot that i hit my head so it was a little bit dangerous for your health. >> no, i actually did hit my head during that -- that shot, i really -- >> that made the film. >> yeah. we were saying it was hard to find the right sound effects. my mike was right here and it just kind of broke my mike. >> reporter: this is a young, fresh new talent, she's an nyu graduate. >> no, i'm still at nyu, a senior at nyu. >> reporter: well, you're