Usually, When You're In A Movie, You're

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 Call Myself A Feminist When People Ask Me If I Am, And Of Course I Am 'cause It's About Equality, So I Hope Everyone Is. You Know You're Working In A Patriarchal Society When The Word "feminist" Has A Weird Connotation.

I Love Nicknames. It Makes Me Feel Loved. It Makes Me Feel Less Alone In This World.

Absolutely, I Think Coming Out Has Allowed Me To Align Who I Am With With My Creative Self.

I Think A Lot Of People In My Circle Are Thinking That Way Or See The Movie [into The Forest] And Then Really Think That Way. I Think It's Hopefully Tapping Into Sort Of A Consciousness Right Now In Regards To Our Society's Relationship With The Environment And Our Own And Our Disconnect From It, Myself Included.