Im A Total Weirdo And Have Often

Being Home Is Like A Vacation To Me, So I'm Trying To Get My Home Together.

I Was Pretty Lucky, I Went To A Really Great School. I Went To A Steiner School, Which Is Very Small And Nurturing And Creative, So I Felt Like I Was In An Environment Where I Could Mature. There Was Less Of The Clique-y Stuff, Which Can Really Make High School A Living Hell For A Lot Of People, Going On, So I Was Very Similar Then To Who I Am Now. I'm Still A Dork.

I'm A New Yorker; I've Paid My Dues.

So, First, I Wanted To Be A Part Of The Project Because I Thought It Was An Important Story To Tell. On Top Of That, It's Rare To Find Roles For Strong, Young, Feisty Women, Especially In A Military Film. And I Love That Suarez Ends Up Being The Moral Compass Of The Story, And That She's Also Brave Enough To Stand Up To All These Men.

Anyone That Is Able To Put A High School Film And Gonzo Journalism Together, It's Like, "yes, Please!"