I Hope I Continue To Learn More.

Patricia [rozema] Is Really Special, And She Really Worked Hard To Make The Environment And The Landscapes' Natural Beauty Come Alive. She Was Not Forceful With Anything, But Enabled It To Really Have This Poetic Nature.

I Think There's A Tremendous Amount Of Guilt That Goes On Between Mothers And Daughters, No Matter How Good Or Bad Their Relationships Are.

It's A Beautiful Book [into The Forest], So For Those Who Are Thinking About Reading It, They Absolutely Should. First And Foremost, I Just Devoured It, As A Story. At That Time, And Still, It Just Encompassed A Lot Of Things That I Was Thinking About, And That The World Is Thinking About, With Society's Relationship To The Environment, Our Personal Relationship To It, And How Disconnected We Are From It, Myself Included.

I Feel So Lucky To Have The Opportunity To Make The Show, And That It Is In Alignment With What I'm Interested In, With What I Read About. For Me, It Just Felt Like An Organic Step - Of Course, I'm Thinking I Want A Show That Allows For More Representation For The Community And Shows The Struggles People Face, Especially When We're Hearing All This Political Rhetoric - To Have A Way To Show How Much This Affects People Lives.

I Think It's Obvious When You're Watching A Movie, And There's People Fighting Or Someone's Slipping On The Side Of The Building, That It's Fake And It Really Removes You From It.