There's Something Really Unique About Orphan Black

I See A Lot Of Things I'm So Excited And Hopeful About Film And Tv In Canada. There's Just A Huge Movement, I Think, In Seeking An Identity As Canadians, And Really Forging It And Really Embracing All The Parts Of Us As Canadians That Come From Such Varied Experiences And Such Varied Cultures. And I Think There Are Strong Voices That Come Out.

Going To Set, Every Day, And Working With The Incredible Actors I Get To Work With Is Fulfilling. I've Been Doing This Since I Was Nine Years Old, So It's Always Been Something That I've Been Passionate About. It's Always Fed Me.

I'm Super Sad To Have It Finish Because It's Been Such A Dream Job, But It's Nice To Know There's A Conclusion.

I Think The Sci-fi World Allows For Exploration Of That That Isn't On The Nose And That Isn't Preachy, But It's Kind Of Artful And Explores It Differently. I Think There's More Imagination In Sci-fi. There's More Chance To Kind Of Explore Perspective And Not Have It So Grounded In This World That We Live In, Which Is So Stuck In A Patriarchal Kind Of System.

As A Kid, I Wanted To Be A Boy Because I Equated That With Strength. There's A Problem With That. It's Only Growing Into My Own Womanhood That I Realize How Warped That Is That I Was Attributing Strength To Male Qualities.