When You're Making An Independent Film And

I Went To A School In Miami That Seemed Like A Private Country Club. The Whole Cheerleader, Football Player, Clique-y Thing There Was Terrifying. Those People Were So Scary. They're The Scariest Kinds Of People Because They Are Idolized By Their Peers. They Have Everything, They Have Money, And They're Just Mean-spirited. It's Crazy.

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

I Think Less Is More In Terms Of Makeup In General.

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.

Television's Getting Better Because People Are Investing More Money And Time And Respect Into It. But The Secret Weapon Of Television Is That, Because It's A Slow Burn, You Get To Meditate On Things And Develop Them. As Opposed To Film, Where You Have An Allotted Amount Of Time And Hopefully You Can Wrap It Up In There.