My Greatest Accomplishment Is Receiving My Role

After I Play Every Character, I Always Walk Away And Feel A Little Different. I've Experienced Something That's Not My Life, But I've Made It My Life.

Love Is Louder Is A Movement That Is Hopefully Going To Bring Some Awareness And Make Some Noise When It Comes To Teens Who Are Feeling Suicidal Or Even Just Sad, Outcasts, And Being Bullied, And Really Feel Like They Have Nowhere To Turn To.

I Was Recently Told By A Guy Friend That Red Lipstick During The Summer Is Distracting, And I Said, "you Need To Shut Up Because I Love Red Lips In The Summer." Guys Are Stupid, Moral Of The Story.

I Think People Assume I Only Do Light Things Because Of The Movies That Are Like 'hairspray' And 'john Tucker Must Die.' But I Think It's All Just Based On Material That I Really Like And That Speaks To Me.

I Think Most Teen Comedies Are Probably Played In A Way That Aren't Geared Towards People That Are Wanting To Be Entertained But Also [see] Something That Has A Lot Of Heart To It. The Things We Do In The Movie - It Has A Lot Of Heart, And Also It's Really Smart. The People And The Characters That We Are, We're Really Intelligent People That Are Using Our Tactics To Get Back At A Guy. The Moral Of Being Who You Are, And Trusting Yourself, Finding Your Inner Strength - I Think That's Something That Most Teen Movies Don't Really Dial Into.