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I Feel Like With Every Character, You Try To Put Yourself In That Person's Position And Just Completely Use Your Imagination. That's What I Do, At Least. Everything Is Just Pretend.

The First Time We Did It [voice-over], I Was Trying To Use My Face And My Eyes More So And Really Portray That Emotion, And That Didn't Matter. I Realized You Have To Bring That Emotion Into The Way You Sound, And All Those Different Layers Have To Be In Your Voice Instead Of The Way You Are Wrinkling Your Eyebrows Or Whatever. I Had To Learn How To Do That.

Acting Is Different From Dance. The Black-and-whiteness Of Dancing Is Mostly About The Technical Form - Like, This Is How People Have Been Doing It For Millions Of Years. You Can't Let Down Those Ballerinas Who Died A Long Time Ago. My Teacher Will Say, "this Person Would Be Ashamed!" And It's Like, Oh God. But With Acting, It's Different Because People Like Something Fresh. You Can Mix It Up And Create Your Own Thing And It's Not Necessarily Wrong.

After 'somewhere' Came Out, People Started To Recognize Me More. Whenever I Was Walking Down The Street, They'd Be Like, 'oh, Wow - Are You Elle Fanning?' Before 'somewhere,' They Asked Me If I Was Dakota Fanning, Because We Looked Alike, And I'd Say, 'no, I'm Her Younger Sister.

I Don't Have A Facebook, I Never Have. I Don't Have Twitter, I Never Have. I Think My Parents Are Very Protective, So They Didn't Want Us To Have Any More Exposure. But Instagram Is A Photo That You Control. And You Can Talk To Your Fans, Or Talk About The Movies You Do - Slices Of Your Life. It Is What You Make It.